ansible-lint(1)

positional arguments:

lintables

One or more files or paths. When missing it will enable auto-detection mode.

options:

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-P, --list-profiles

List all profiles, no formatting options available.

-L, --list-rules

List all the rules. For listing rules only the following formats for argument -f are supported: {brief, full, md} with 'brief' as default.

-T, --list-tags

List all the tags and the rules they cover. Increase the verbosity level with `-v` to include 'opt-in' tag and its rules.

-f {brief,full,md,json,codeclimate,quiet,pep8,sarif}, --format {brief,full,md,json,codeclimate,quiet,pep8,sarif}

stdout formatting, json being an alias for codeclimate. (default: None)

--sarif-file SARIF_FILE

SARIF output file

-q

quieter, reduce verbosity, can be specified twice.

--profile {min,basic,moderate,safety,shared,production}

Specify which rules profile to be used.

-p, --parseable

parseable output, same as '-f pep8'

--project-dir PROJECT_DIR

Location of project/repository, autodetected based on location of configuration file.

-r RULESDIR, --rules-dir RULESDIR

Specify custom rule directories. Add -R to keep using embedded rules from /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/ansiblelint/rules

-R

Keep default rules when using -r

-s, --strict

Return non-zero exit code on warnings as well as errors

--write [WRITE_LIST]

Allow ansible-lint to reformat YAML files and run rule transforms (Reformatting YAML files standardizes spacing, quotes, etc. A rule transform can fix or simplify fixing issues identified by that rule). You can limit the effective rule transforms (the 'write_list') by passing a keywords 'all' or 'none' or a comma separated list of rule ids or rule tags. YAML reformatting happens whenever '--write' or '--write=' is used. '--write' and '--write=all' are equivalent: they allow all transforms to run. The effective list of transforms comes from 'write_list' in the config file, followed whatever '--write' args are provided on the commandline. '--write=none' resets the list of transforms to allow reformatting YAML without running any of the transforms (ie '--write=none,rule-id' will ignore write_list in the config file and only run the rule-id transform).

--show-relpath

Display path relative to CWD

-t TAGS, --tags TAGS

only check rules whose id/tags match these values

-v

Increase verbosity level (-vv for more)

-x SKIP_LIST, --skip-list SKIP_LIST

only check rules whose id/tags do not match these values. e.g: --skip-list=name,run-once

--generate-ignore

Generate a text file '.ansible-lint-ignore' that ignores all found violations. Each line contains filename and rule id separated by a space.

-w WARN_LIST, --warn-list WARN_LIST

only warn about these rules, unless overridden in config file. Current version default value is: experimental, jinja[spacing], fqcn[deep]

--enable-list ENABLE_LIST

activate optional rules by their tag name

--nocolor

disable colored output, same as NO_COLOR=1

--force-color

Force colored output, same as FORCE_COLOR=1

--exclude EXCLUDE_PATHS [EXCLUDE_PATHS ...]

path to directories or files to skip. This option is repeatable.

-c CONFIG_FILE, --config-file CONFIG_FILE

Specify configuration file to use. By default it will look for '.ansible-lint', '.config/ansible-lint.yml', or '.config/ansible-lint.yaml'

-i IGNORE_FILE, --ignore-file IGNORE_FILE

Specify ignore file to use. By default it will look for '.ansible-lint-ignore' or '.config/ansible-lintignore.txt'

--offline

Disable installation of requirements.yml and schema refreshing

--version