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This is the repository structure. Each repository will update itself according to the structure of this repository.
Simplify MacPorts setup on Travis-CI
Validate your yaml files in CI/CD pipelines using yamllint.
Validate your markdown files in using markdownlint-cli.
Inspect your Python projects for security issues using bandit.
Validate your Python project documentation for compliance with pydocstyle.
Validate your PHP code using the native php linter.
Validate your JSON files using jq.
A tool to run pur against your python code (requirements.txt) within CI/CD pipelines, and notify you of out of date requirements.
Validate your Python project documentation for compliance with pylama.
Perform static code analysis on shell scripts using ShellCheck.
Validate your Perl scripts using the native perl linter.
Perform static code analysis on Ruby code using rubocop.
Validate your Dockerfiles using hadolint.
Validate your Puppet files using puppet-lint.
Inspect your Python projects for code smells using pylint.
Inspect your Python projects for code smells using pycodestyle.
Inspect your Ruby code for code smells using reek.
Link check your files with awesome_bot.
Validate CITATIONS.cff using cffconvert.
Add a description, image, and links to the travis-ci topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the travis-ci topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."