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golangci-lint #766

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H1rono opened this issue Jun 23, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #784
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golangci-lint #766

H1rono opened this issue Jun 23, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #784
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H1rono commented Jun 23, 2024

を、入れる
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H1rono commented Jun 28, 2024 •
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enable予定のlint一覧メモ

  • asasalint
  • asciicheck
  • contextcheck
  • copyloopvar
  • cyclop
  • depguard
  • dogsled
  • durationcheck
  • err113
  • errchkjson
  • errname
  • errorlint
  • exhaustive
  • exhaustruct
  • fatcontext
  • forbidigo
  • forcetypeassert
  • gci
  • gocheckcompilerdirectives
  • gocognit
  • gocritic
  • gocyclo
  • gosec
  • importas
  • inamedparam
  • interfacebloat
  • intrange
  • ireturn
  • lll
  • loggercheck
  • makezero
  • mirror
  • musttag
  • nestif
  • nilnil
  • paralleltest
  • prealloc
  • predeclared
  • reassign
  • thelper
  • tparallel
  • unconvert
  • usestdlibvars
  • wastedassign
  • whitespace
  • wsl

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H1rono commented Jun 28, 2024

gosecのエラー対応で #736 が解決されそう

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