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Thanks! I'll look at publishing an image automatically from GitHub Actions in a few days
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I feel this is a little over-reaching as gitlab-ci-validate will reject anything not ending with .yml, and I imagine scenarios where this would be relevant would be rare
p.s. just because code golf:
find . -type f -iname \*.yml | xargs docker run -i --rm -v $PWD:/yaml registry.gitlab.com/comedian780/docker-gitlab-ci-validate
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With the Dockerfile you can build gitlab-ci-validate as Docker image.
Since the image has a size of 6.57MB (uncompressed) it might be pretty useful to test your template files in a CI pipeline.