Linter doesn't work on a multi object file

I was working with my YAML object files and previously I have every single object in a separated file and I recently noticed that for a “Deployment” object file I have the following linting warning:

One or more containers do not have resource limits - this could starve other processes

Before fixing that issue, I decided to refactor my object definition a bit and define more than one object in a single file if they are related. So now I have the same Deployment as before along with a Volume Claim and a Service, everything in the same file.

But then I noted that the linting warning doesn’t show up for the Deployment, but it does show up if I delete the Service and Volume Claim from the file, leaving the Deployment alone.

So I suppose the linting code is not taking into account the possibility of having many objects definition per file.

Thanks!

[ahoka]

@mukesh-p are you referring to the One or more containers do not have resource limits - this could starve other processes message? Do you want to disable all linting warnings?

The issue here is different so maybe we can open a new issue. The problem is that this linting warning (and any other i guess) disappear when having multiple objects in the same file.

That would be great if there was a way to disable this warning. I don’t want to enable cpu limits due to their non-intuitive behavior and having my half yaml file underlined in yellow degrades usability.

[msolano00]

I still see this issue.