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Allowed values: all: Annotate all files that have lint problems none: Dont annotate any files Those are the first supported values, but we hope to support a value "changed_lines" in the future to only annotate the lines that were changed in the pull request.
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Allowed values:
all: Annotate all files that have lint problems
none: Dont annotate any files
Those are the first supported values, but we hope to support a value "changed_lines" in the future to only annotate the lines that were changed in the pull request. But that is not trivial to implement it seems.