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⚡️ Checking PowerShell syntax right inside GitHub Actions

Sometimes you can’t pull PowerShell code into separate files in GitHub Actions — for example, when you’re building a small action or a reusable workflow. The author shows how to validate inline script syntax anyway, so you don’t lose linting just because everything lives in one YAML.

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Meziantou's blog Validating PowerShell script syntax in GitHub Actions workflows Learn how to validate the syntax of PowerShell scripts embedded in GitHub Actions workflows using a custom PowerShell function.
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