Enhance linting

[dkarnutsch]

Following problems are addressed here:

• Lint-Staged should match actual lint config
• Linting project root did not take into account subfolders (i.e. .gitlab ci) due to misconfigured glob pattern
• Yaml files did not get linted (e.g. helm files) due to missing extension
• Files outside of folder "src" from microservices (api/admin/site) did not get linted as eslint did only get executed on "src" folder (e.g. next-config or readme)
• Harmonize lint calls with run-p

However, this has bad IDE support as we have a prettierignore with (api/admin/site/create-app). This can be resolved by either copying the .gitignore into .prettierignore and removing the ignore patterns or by updating to prettier 3 (which ignores all files from .gitignore by default, https://prettier.io/blog/2023/07/05/3.0.0.html#cli)

[dkarnutsch]

Failing pipeline is addressed with vivid-planet/comet#1540

[johnnyomair]

Failing pipeline is addressed with vivid-planet/comet#1540

I'd prefer ignoring block-meta.json over having Prettier as a dependency in @comet/cms-api. While it doesn't match Prettier's standards, the file still is formatted.

[dkarnutsch]

Failing pipeline is addressed with vivid-planet/comet#1540

I'd prefer ignoring block-meta.json over having Prettier as a dependency in @comet/cms-api. While it doesn't match Prettier's standards, the file still is formatted.

Done with 85de1c1

I had to copy .gitignore into .prettierignore because prettier is yet to support multiple ignore files (prettier/prettier#8048)

[dkarnutsch]

Overall I'm not 100% happy with the solution :( but it is better than before, because we did e.g. not lint CI/CD files

IDE support is not great when ignoring all microservices and the difference between CLI and IDE (for ignoring files) is far from ideal

[johnnyomair]

Overall I'm not 100% happy with the solution :( but it is better than before, because we did e.g. not lint CI/CD files

Why?

However, this has bad IDE support as we have a prettierignore with (api/admin/site/create-app). This can be resolved by either copying the .gitignore into .prettierignore and removing the ignore patterns or by updating to prettier 3 (which ignores all files from .gitignore by default, https://prettier.io/blog/2023/07/05/3.0.0.html#cli)

I'd say we copy all existing .gitignore into .prettierignore and add a comment to remove them once we upgrade to Prettier v3

[dkarnutsch]

I'd say we copy all existing .gitignore into .prettierignore and add a comment to remove them once we upgrade to Prettier v3

Done

[dkarnutsch]

@kaufmo please review

[dkarnutsch]

@fraxachun @nsams please review