zeeside/Duplicates Checker

Checks all files in a given scope for duplicate text that can be harmul when deployed

Trust Signals

name	description	required	default
check_name	A name for this check	no	—
directory_scope	Checks for duplicates will be evaluated in the scope of this directory	yes	—
check_file_extension	Checks for duplicates will be done only for files with this extension	yes	—
content_regex	The regular expression to use in checking for content	yes	—
max_files_to_process	This threshold limits the number of files to scan. It's a safeguard against locking up your build by scanning too many files. Default is 500	no	500
max_file_size_bytes	This threshold limits the size of files to scan, to prevent memory overload. Default is 200Kb	no	200000
excluded_extensions	A comma delimited list of extensions to skip (extensions can include the dot prefix or not). This configuration allows skipping over files with certain extensions	no	""
ignore_files	A comma delimited list of filenames to skip. This configuration allows skipping certain file names. Useful if you use the same settings in multiple environment configuration files.	no	""
ignore_paths_containing	A comma delimited list of paths to skip. This configuration allows skipping certain paths. Useful if you have generated paths that have copies of files you do not want to check for duplicates.	yes	—
error_message	The message to output if duplicates are found	yes	—

name	description
has_duplicates	True or false depending on if the check found duplicates
result_title	Title caption of result summary
result	The output after evaluating all checks
result_escaped	The output after evaluating all checks in escaped json format