A puppet-lint plugin to check for deprecated hieras function usage. The legacy Hiera functions (hiera, hiera_array, hiera_hash, and hiera_include) should be replaced with lookup()

Extends puppet-lint to better handle => alignment.

Checks puppet manifests for potential security issues: admin_by_default, cyrillic_homograph_attack, empty_password, hardcoded_secret, invalid_ip_addr_binding, malicious_dependency, suspicious_comment, use_http_without_tls, use_of_weak_crypto_algorithm and weak_password.

An opinionated puppet lint check for checking if the last line of a comment is blank.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files don't use legacy facts.

A puppet-lint plugin to check code quality metrics.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files contain valid reference comments for included modules.

A collection of pupet-lint checks used at Nine.

Extends puppet-lint to issue warnings if any chaining arrows ('->', '~>', '<-', '<~') are found.

Extends puppet-lint to ensure no cron resources are contained in the catalog.

Extends puppet-lint to ensure there are no calls to the template or inline_template function as an aid to migrating to epp templates.

Extends puppet-lint to ensure all filenames used in template functions end with the string '.erb'

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files contain properly formatted @param comments.

A puppet-lint plugin to check if parameters in Classes and Defines has types declared.

A puppet-lint extension that warns when you use racist terminology in your code. Starting terms: whitelist, blacklist, master, slave

Extends puppet-lint to ensure that a reference is made only on a declaration within the same class

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files do not contain resources outside of a class or defined type definition.

This puppet-lint extension validates that: - node definitions only `include` a single role - roles only `include` profiles and have no class parameters - roles only `inherit` other roles

A puppet-lint plugin to check if resource types involved in installing or uninstalling software (e.g. exec or package) have a schedule attribute associated with them.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that code in manifests have spaces after each comma except in end of line.