Mounting method study

• When parsing yaml and structuring each sentence, keep the corresponding line number in the structure.
• After the error occurs, re-analyze the original source from the characteristics of the section in question to identify the relevant line

Which implementation is more efficient? And can it be more accurate in identifying the relevant rows with less impact on future enhancements?

If you have any good ideas, we'd like to discuss them in more depth.

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If we are doing normal Unmarshal, it seems to be difficult to get the YAML rows.

Also, errors may not correspond to YAML lines.

Perhaps it would be better to split this problem into two parts.

1. Linter to check runbook format ( e.g. runn lint )
   • Build completely separate from the current Unmarshal structure.
2. Display more detailed reasons for errors that occur in steps
   • At least be able to see the runbook file and step key where the error is occurring.

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First, implement linter so that the runn book structure can be analyzed.
At this point, it will be possible to determine which lines of the original yaml correspond to the syntax, including the steps.
After that, we will detail the errors

I thought the above process seemed like a good way to fine-tune the problem

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note
#146 (comment)

How to display an error if the Runbook is a standard input? We may need to consider this.

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@k2tzumi is this issue still open? I would like to work on it as part of Hacktoberfest 2022

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Yes issues remain.
I have no concrete results, just a study of implementation methods on my part.

I would like to work on it as part of Hacktoberfest 2022

It would be helpful if you could proceed with the assignment.

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@k2tzumi can you tell me how to start or point me to a getting started guide?

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I don't know if this will be helpful, but I found the following page
https://dev.to/nitinkumar30/what-how-to-do-in-hacktoberfest-2022-p36

By the way, I have never attended Hacktoberfest.

I don't understand because the conversation was so abrupt, but what would be the purpose of your participation in this Hacktoberfest?

I feel it is an interesting initiative.

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@amoghrajesh

I was researching Hacktoberfest and realized I was mistaken.
Sorry for the odd reply.

Is the purpose of the following OK?

• register runn in the maintenance repository of Hacktoberfest

As far as I can confirm, you need to have the authority to own the repository, so you cannot make the decision on your own.

Please give us a few minutes to check with owner.
Contributions are always welcome, not just for Hacktoberfest participation, so please keep in touch!

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Hi @amoghrajesh !

Welcome!

can you tell me how to start or point me to a getting started guide?

Unfortunately, we are not able to provide a starting guide for this repository, as it is not fully developed.

You will need to read the code and find bugs and make suggestions, like #71.

Please refer to past merged Issues and PRs.

Or, I am not particularly good at English, so I would be very happy to get suggestions for better updates to the README.

Happy hacktoberfest 🐙

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is this issue still open?

YES! we want!!

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