Disable YAML line-length warnings#62
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the repository’s yamllint configuration to stop emitting GitHub annotation warnings for long YAML lines, while keeping the rest of the linting rules and workflow behavior unchanged.
Changes:
- Disable the
line-lengthrule in.yamllintto prevent line-length warning annotations.
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Summary
line-lengthso long YAML lines no longer generate warning annotations.Why
Verification
yamllint -f github .yamllintyamllint -f github -produced no annotations.Note: Full-repo yamllint on this Windows checkout reports existing
new-lineserrors from CRLF worktree line endings, so it was not used as the acceptance signal for this one-rule change.