57 small VS Code linters for regulation deadlines (CRA, cert 47-day cap, K8s removed APIs)

Description and use

Automated VS Code linters validate files against current regulations—Kubernetes API deprecation, TLS cert lifetimes, license metadata, and EU Cyber Resilience Act SBOM fields—eliminating manual checks and compliance risk.

Problem

Developers lose time fixing outdated or non-compliant code due to changing regulations and specifications, such as Kubernetes API deprecations, TLS certificate lifetimes, license metadata, and EU Cyber Resilience Act SBOM requirements.

Outcome

The linters provide real‑time, rule‑based compliance checks within VS Code, eliminating manual rework and ensuring adherence to evolving regulations such as Kubernetes API deprecation, TLS cert lifetimes, license metadata, and EU Cyber Resilience Act SBOM fields.

Workflow

• Install the relevant VS Code linter extension from the marketplace or Open VSX.
• Open a file in the editor; the linter runs automatically and highlights violations.
• Review each finding, which includes a link to the rule source.
• Fix the issue directly in the editor and re‑validate.
• Optionally run a workspace sweep to generate a dated compliance report (requires a paid license).

Evidence

I built small, single-purpose linters that check the file open in your editor against the rule as it stands today, with the source of the rule (the statute or spec) on every finding.

Source

The file open in the editor is free: no key, no counter, no limit. Sweeping a whole workspace and writing a dated report asks for a licence ($29 once, 7-day trial, 7-day refund).

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