Nicolas Vuillamy

@mhamilton723 there is now a tuto for install, if it can help :) https://nicolas.vuillamy.fr/improve-uniformize-and-secure-your-code-base-with-megalinter-62ebab422c1

Thanks for your response It seems it really is becoming the standard output for [all type of linters](https://megalinter.github.io/v6-alpha/supported-linters/), not just for GitHub stuff ^^ Thanks for letting it open in...

it may be a little ugly but you could: - call `secretlint --version` from the formatter to get the version  - call `npm list secretlint` , and if no...

Good try :) I'm just a standalone guy already working so many hours for free on MegaLinter... If I had budget for open-source i'm sure you'll understand that I'll first...

@gfs thanks for your quick response :)

Thanks a lot ! MegaLinter embeds only official releases, but we can try to embed DevSkim CLI in a sub branch until DevSkim for dotnet v6 is official :)

@gfs thanks for the update :)

That would be a hug evolution for npm-groovy-lint... but it would require some workforce ! - Parse Jenkinsfile to extract shell commands - Call shellcheck (that should be shipped with...

Such feature would probably make npm-groovy-lint the best Jenkinsfile linter in the universe, sure it's acceptable 😃

@simzacks I'm about to release npm-groovy-lint v10.0.0, if you make such enhancement I'll release a 11.0.0 :)