Roald Nefs

Thanks @ggiesen for your feature request! Using an alternate renderer may indeed cause false positive results. The simplest solution would indeed be to ignore files with alternate renderer.

> I am doing some work with the `py` renderer and constantly having to change file name from py to sls and back. Would be really cool for the sls...

Thanks @max-arnold for your feature request! I'm going to take a stab at a PR in the upcoming days, I've been thinking about a feature like this since the beginning...

I'm now able to locally render the state which would be able to catch errors in simple states. There are however a few disadvantages to rendering the states: - Rendering...

Thanks @dawidmalina for your comment! I've updated the priority accordingly. Hope to get some work done on the feature request in the next couple of weeks.

Thanks @myii for your feature request! This might automatically be detected by allowing yamllint to run on the states stripped of any Jinja (#240).

Thanks @myii for the feature request! This requires `salt-lint` on (partially) rendering the state, or some logic that can tokenize the Jinja part. The last might actually be easier, but...

Thanks @mjtrangoni for your feature request! In order to implement this rule we could render the states as YAML and just check if 'source' nor 'contents' nor 'contents_pillar' nor 'contents_grains'...

Thanks @clickthisnick for the feature request! According to the [SaltStack documentation](https://docs.saltproject.io/en/latest/topics/targeting/compound.html#precedence-matching) the compound matchers indeed requires spaces between the parentheses and targets: > Be certain to note that spaces are...

Opened [#297 ](https://github.com/warpnet/salt-lint/discussions/297) to further discuss to possible solutions. This issues related to #246 and #258.