0.12.1-Beta

In this release, we have made major improvements to the discovery process for new linters. When you now run

trunk check upgrade

we will do a full repo scan to discover and enable additional tools that match your repository. This could include tools we've added since you first initialized trunk or tools that are now applicable as you've added new technologies into your repo.

If we suggest a linter you are not interested in running you can block us from suggesting a tool by calling

trunk check disable <linter>

. The enabled/disabled lists are maintained in your

trunk.yaml

file so you can always tweak these entries by hand.

🎁 New Tools

yamllint - yaml linter
svgo - svg file optimizer
cue fmt - cue formatter

✨ Improvements

trunk check enable <linter>
will now enable a supported linter at the most up-to-date version
trunk check disable <linter>
will mark a linter as disabled and block it from being suggested
trunk init
and
trunk check upgrade
now have progress reporting so you can get more detailed information as the tool is running

🔧 Bug Fixes

Fixed a rare bug in hold-the-line
Fixed several bugs in our parsing of
clippy
issues
Trunk now recognizes more
Dockerfile
filenames
trunk ignore-all
now works correctly for pass_fail style linters
We now compute the merge base when using the git branch upstream as your trunk upstream instead of using it directly
trunk check upgrade
will correctly version sub-packages for linters (eg. flake8)
trunk will no longer ignore files in a conflicted git state