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Regex linter #1532
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Sounds Interesting. But looking for guidance :) . |
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At the moment, this would probably need to be something like InvalidLinkBear, looking for regex within the 'strings' a file using AnnotationBear, and mostly tested on Python files.
When "language in language" works, the bear would be passed only the regex.
https://github.com/thatch/regexlint - Pygments specific
rstcheck/rstcheck#26 - Embedded in RST, but algorithm there should be the good basis for a basic bear.
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