.github/workflows: Remove top level heading check #261
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All good from my side!
Reviewed-by: Radu Nichita [email protected]
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@StefanJum , could you please rebase the PR? |
The linter checks if the first line in the file is a top-level heading. This does not work with markdown files that are included in other files, not used as such (e.g. files under `hackathons/sessions/*/content/`). Signed-off-by: Stefan Jumarea <[email protected]>
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The linter checks if the first line in the file is a top-level heading.
This does not work with markdown files that are included in other files, not used as such (e.g. files under
hackathons/sessions/*/content/).