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        <title>how to set github super lint in github action and gitlab (CI) Continuous Integration</title>
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        <description>GitLab Continuous Integration (CI) service is a part of GitLab that builds and tests the software whenever the developer pushes code to an application similar to GitHub actions.
This is so to keep and enforce developers to keep the coding standard clean and readable as possible.
I this post will look on how to integrate GitHub super lint on both platforms GitLab and GitHub
The Super Linter is a source code repository that is packaged into a Docker container and called by GitHub Actions.</description>
        
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