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50 行
1.8 KiB
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version: "2"
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run:
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timeout: 5m
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# Linters are kept to a high-signal, low-false-positive core. The `unused`
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# linter is intentionally omitted: witr has per-platform files (_linux/_darwin/
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# _freebsd/_windows), and unused analysis runs under a single GOOS in CI, so it
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# reports cross-platform helpers (used only on other OSes) as dead. Dead code is
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# instead caught by the cross-platform build matrix and review.
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linters:
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default: none
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enable:
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- errcheck
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- govet
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- ineffassign
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- staticcheck
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- misspell
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settings:
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errcheck:
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# These return errors that are conventionally ignored: writes to an
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# already-failing stdout/stderr, best-effort scanf parses guarded by
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# downstream checks, and closing read-only files.
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exclude-functions:
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- fmt.Fprint
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- fmt.Fprintf
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- fmt.Fprintln
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- fmt.Sscanf
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- (*os.File).Close
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- (net.Listener).Close
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# Windows syscall cleanup: Close/handle-release errors are conventionally
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# ignored, and *LazyProc.Call returns the errno (checked via the r1 return
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# value, not this error).
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- syscall.CloseHandle
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- (syscall.Token).Close
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- (*syscall.LazyProc).Call
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# Best-effort plist (XML) parsing on macOS: a decode failure means we skip
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# that field rather than abort, so the error is intentionally ignored.
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- (*encoding/xml.Decoder).DecodeElement
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exclusions:
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generated: lax
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# QF* are opt-in "quickfix" style refactors (tagged switches, De Morgan's
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# law), not correctness issues — drop those two nags while keeping every
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# high-value SA analyzer in staticcheck's default set.
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rules:
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- linters: [staticcheck]
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text: "QF1001"
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- linters: [staticcheck]
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text: "QF1003"
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