Code Formatting

The code-formatting skill standardizes source code style and structure within OpenShift Hypershift environments. It ensures consistency across infrastructure-as-code files, making complex deployments easier to read and maintain.

When to use it

• Before submitting large-scale cluster configuration changes to a team repository.
• When integrating third-party Helm charts or operators into an existing Hypershift setup.
• To automatically fix indentation and spacing issues in YAML manifests generated by CI/CD pipelines.
• During code reviews to enforce organization-specific coding standards without manual intervention.

Key capabilities

• Enforces consistent formatting rules for OpenShift Hypershift infrastructure configurations.
• Automatically corrects syntax errors related to whitespace and indentation in YAML files.
• Aligns code style with best practices specific to the Kubernetes ecosystem.

Example prompts

• "Format my Hypershift cluster configuration YAML file according to standard conventions."
• "Apply consistent indentation rules to this list of node pool definitions for OpenShift."
• "Check and fix formatting issues in my hypershift-config.yaml before I commit it."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your source files are valid YAML, as the formatter relies on correct syntax to apply structural changes. While this tool handles standard Hypershift configurations, highly custom or non-standard manifest structures may require manual verification after formatting.