A language server for your bitrise.yml: autocomplete, validation, and navigation
Blog post from Bitrise
Bitrise’s Configuration YAML view in the Workflow Editor now provides project-aware editing for complete bitrise.yml files, offering real-time validation, autocomplete, hover documentation, and navigation to definitions and references without installation or additional setup on any plan, including Hobby. Unlike schema validation, which can confirm valid YAML structure but cannot detect unresolved workflow references or project-specific misuse, the built-in language server analyzes the full configuration to flag issues such as mismatched workflow names, invalid pipeline references, typos, incomplete definitions, and incorrect parameters while users type. It also lets users jump between references and declarations, identify every use of a workflow, step bundle, or container before renaming or deleting it, and view context-sensitive documentation and valid options in place. These capabilities are designed for engineers who edit CI configuration directly, but they are currently available only in Bitrise’s web-based Workflow Editor rather than local IDEs.
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