feature: add 🐊Putout (#1127)

[coderaiser]

Fixes #1127

Proposed Changes

Added 🐊Putout linter.

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[nvuillam]

Unfortunately , MegaLinter is not able yet to share descriptors between languages, that's why for example eslint is described in javascript, jsx, typescript , tsx and json descriptor files. If you want putout to be present for all these file extensions, you'll have to:

• add it in all related descriptors
• add property active_only_if_file_found: [".putout.json"] ( for now I don't want putout to run by default on all repos, as it would scare users to see their code rewritten ^^ )
• maybe enhance a little linter_text content ? it is what will appear in MegaLinter online documentation
• run bash build.sh , as described in contribution guide, so Dockerfiles and python test classes will be automatically generated

[coderaiser]

Done, thank you :)!

• [x] fixed link to run megalinter locally
• [x] let's start from JavaScript
• [x] added property active_only_if_file_found: [".putout.json"]
• [x] enhanced a little bit linter_text content
• [x] run bash build.sh

Thanks for detailed explanation, I never contributed to python projects, but things was straight forward :)!

[nvuillam]

Thanks for your updates, now let's see what CI says :)

[coderaiser]

It says that it cannot find the image:

1) CLI
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       (CLI) run on own code base:
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     Error: Command failed: mega-linter-runner --path ./.. --release test-nvuillam-merge -e "ENABLE=YAML" --nodockerpull
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Unable to find image 'megalinter/megalinter:test-nvuillam-merge' locally
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docker: Error response from daemon: manifest for megalinter/megalinter:test-nvuillam-merge not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown.
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See 'docker run --help'.
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And something with spell, maybe this is the link I fixed in documentation 🤔

[nvuillam]

part of CI is broken... not your fault , and not even mine ^^ It will finally work sometime ^^

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[coderaiser]

@nvuillam do you have any progress on this?

[nvuillam]

@coderaiser not yet sorry (lack of free time/priorities) but I unstaled to not forget :)

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[coderaiser]

Any progress on this?

[Kurt-von-Laven]

CI just passed for me, so I am curious to see what happens if we re-run it.

[Kurt-von-Laven]

Looks like it needs a rebase first though.

[coderaiser]

Done.

[Kurt-von-Laven]

Looks like CI found two test failures and one misspelling that are specific to this branch.

[coderaiser]

Just fixed spell, could you please help me with tests

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[coderaiser]

ping @Kurt-von-Laven