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  • Added a new pylint.md page under docs/tools/ with usage instructions and links.
  • Included a changelog entry announcing Pylint support on May 30, 2025.
  • Updated docs/tools/list.md to include Pylint in the supported tools list.
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Documentation was updated to announce and describe support for the Pylint static analysis tool. A changelog entry was added, the list of supported tools was updated to include Pylint, and a new dedicated documentation page for Pylint was introduced, outlining its features, usage, and relevant links.

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docs/changelog.md Added a changelog entry announcing Pylint support, describing its benefits and linking to docs.
docs/tools/list.md Updated the supported tools list to include Pylint for Python; added reference link to Pylint doc.
docs/tools/pylint.md Added new documentation page for Pylint, detailing features, usage, and external resources.

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32-37: External links are comprehensive
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+## Usage
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+### Install Pylint
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+```bash
+pip install pylint
+```
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+### Run Pylint
+
+```bash
+pylint path/to/your/code
+```
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@coderabbitai dont make any recommendations on Usage instructions or installation of any of these docs/tools/*.md files. They are all installed in the default environment out of the box and require no installation steps on part by the user.

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@alexcoderabbitai, understood! I'll make sure not to recommend any installation or usage setup instructions for tools documented in the docs/tools/ directory since they're pre-installed in CodeRabbit's default environment.

This is helpful context about the platform architecture - users don't need to install or configure these tools themselves, so the documentation should focus on describing the tool's capabilities and features rather than setup steps.


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