Every Finding now carries a stable Rule string field with a GL### code.
The ID appears in output between the source location and the message:
[ERROR] job "deploy" (ci.yml:14) GL003: missing required field 'script'
[WARNING] (ci.yml) GL001: no stages defined
Rules:
GL001 no-stages GL002 workflow-when GL003 missing-script
GL004 unknown-stage GL005 only-rules-conflict GL006 except-rules-conflict
GL007 deprecated-only GL008 invalid-when GL009 delayed-no-start-in
GL010 start-in-no-delayed GL011 invalid-parallel GL012 invalid-retry
GL013 invalid-retry-when GL014 invalid-allow-failure GL015 invalid-interruptible
GL016 trigger-with-script GL017 invalid-trigger GL018 invalid-coverage
GL019 invalid-release GL020 invalid-environment GL021 invalid-artifacts
GL022 pages-public GL023 invalid-cache GL024 invalid-rules-when
GL025 invalid-image GL026 invalid-inherit GL027 needs-unknown
GL028 needs-stage-order GL029 needs-cycle GL030 unknown-dependency
GL031 dependency-stage
Changes:
- internal/linter/rules.go: new file with all 31 constants + doc comments
- linter.Finding: add Rule string field; String() inserts it before the
message colon when non-empty; format unchanged when Rule == ""
- All Finding{} literals in linter.go, keywords.go, needs.go,
dependencies.go updated with the correct Rule: constant
- README.md lint rules table: new ID column added to all four sections
- CHANGELOG.md: entry in [Unreleased]
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Variables with value/description/options sub-keys, default.image in map
form, default.before_script / default.after_script as block scalars, and
rules.changes / rules.exists in {paths, compare_to} map form all caused
"yaml: cannot unmarshal !!map into string" because the struct fields were
typed too narrowly.
Changed types in model.Pipeline, model.DefaultConfig, and model.Rule to
accept any to match GitLab CI spec flexibility (13.7+ variable declarations,
15.3+ rules.changes map form, image map form in default block).
Adds testdata/script_multiline.yml covering all these patterns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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