Add palantir-java-format-action into the README as a third-party integration#1706
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Before this PR
The README lists several ways to use
palantir-java-format, including the Eclipse and IntelliJ plugins, the Gradle plugin, and Spotless integration.However, it does not mention third-party GitHub Actions that wrap
palantir-java-formatfor CI formatting checks.After this PR
Document palantir-java-format-action as a third-party integration.
palantir-java-format-actionis an open-source GitHub Action that checks Java code formatting in CI using thepalantir-java-formatnative binary, without requiring Java, Maven, or Gradle on the runner. By default it only checks files changed in a pull request or push, and caches the native binary between runs.This makes it easier for users who want a lightweight formatting check in GitHub Actions CI to discover an existing integration path.
Possible downsides?
This adds a link to a third-party project that is not maintained by Palantir.