[lint-monster] Daily Lint-Monster Scan Report

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Summary

Daily custom-linter run completed with 750 total findings across three distinct rule violations in the gh-aw codebase.

Findings Breakdown

1. Function-Length Refactoring (Largest): 641 violations

   • Subsystem: Primarily pkg/workflow (~640 violations)
   • Rule: Functions exceeding 60-line limit (largefunc)
   • Max violation: 633 lines (copilot_engine_execution.go::GetExecutionSteps)
   • Status: Authoritative tracking issue created for consolidated backlog

2. String Empty Check Style: 56 violations

   • Subsystem: pkg/cli, pkg/console, pkg/parser, pkg/stringutil, pkg/gitutil
   • Rule: Using len(s) == 0 instead of idiomatic s == ""
   • Status: Issue created - ready for remediation

3. Sort Type-Safety: 53 violations

   • Subsystem: pkg/workflow, pkg/cli
   • Rule: Using sort.Slice/sort.SliceStable instead of slices.SortFunc/slices.SortStableFunc
   • Status: Issue created - ready for remediation

Actions Taken

Three tracking issues created to coordinate remediation:

• Function-Length Refactoring Backlog (641 findings) - consolidated authoritative issue
• String Empty Check Style (56 findings)
• Sort Type-Safety (53 findings)

Grouping Strategy

Per LintMonster guidelines, all function-length findings are consolidated under a single authoritative tracking issue to prevent duplicate tracking. This enables coordinated multi-slice remediation.

Recommended Priority Order

1. String Empty Check - Simplest, 56 straightforward replacements
2. Sort Type-Safety - Moderate complexity, ~53 refactorings with updated comparison logic
3. Function-Length Refactoring - Largest, use slice strategy in issue body

Validation

All findings sourced from make golint-custom run. Remediation completion validated with the same command after each batch.

Next scan: Daily run at 03:00 UTC.

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