status-go/.gometalinter.json

{
    "Exclude": [
        ".*_mock.go",
        "geth/jail/doc.go",
        ".*Errors unhandled.*fmt.Fprint.*gasv2.*"
    ],
    "Skip": ["helpers", "static"],
    "Vendor": true,
    "Test": true,
    "Linters": {
        "gasv2": {
          "Command": "gas -fmt=csv",
          "Pattern": "^(?P<path>.*?\\.go),(?P<line>\\d+),(?P<message>[^,]+,[^,]+,[^,]+,\".*\")"
        }
    },
    "Enable": [
        "deadcode",
        "errcheck",
        "gasv2",
        "goconst",
        "gocyclo",
        "gofmt",
        "golint",
        "ineffassign",
        "interfacer",
        "megacheck",
        "misspell",
        "structcheck",
        "unconvert",
        "varcheck",
        "vet"
    ],
    "Cyclo": 16,
    "Deadline": "200s"
}
Use gometalinter config instead of makefile (#560) 2018-01-24 03:25:28 -05:00			`{`
			`"Exclude": [`
			`".*_mock.go",`
Remove //nolint: gas directives from fmt.Fprintf #590 (#656) Summary: Filter out gas linter error checks for fmt.Fprintf commands. This required defining a custom linter around gas that additionally included the offending code. Notes: Gas format, without piping it through gometalinter, gives output like this: $ gas -fmt=csv geth/jail/console/console.go geth/jail/console/console.go,21,Errors unhandled.,LOW,HIGH,"fmt.Fprintf(w, ""%s: %s"", consoleEventName, formatForConsole(fn.ArgumentList))" Gometalinter, by default, does not grab the line of code when it filters gas errors. To resolve this, I created a wrapper around gas (I wasn't sure what to call this "gas wrapper", I opted for gasv2, open to other names). The first part of the regular expression was taken directly from gometalinter (see https://github.com/alecthomas/gometalinter/blob/master/linters.go#L236), and I then appended ,\".\" to additionally grab the line of code of the offending line. Lastly, I excluded ".Errors unhandled.fmt.Fprintf." to filter out only fmt.Fprintf errors around omitted errors. Also as a result of this change, gas lint output will now include the offending code. Closes #590 2018-02-14 12:58:20 -05:00			`"geth/jail/doc.go",`
			`".Errors unhandled.fmt.Fprint.gasv2."`
Use gometalinter config instead of makefile (#560) 2018-01-24 03:25:28 -05:00			`],`
			`"Skip": ["helpers", "static"],`
			`"Vendor": true,`
Enable gometalinter on tests and fix static analysis issues #631 (#644) * Enable gometalinter on tests and fix static analysis issues * Remove unneeded change * Fix additional lint errors * Add nolint directives and error checks * Add error assertions instead of nolint directives * Go back to using lint directive for loop.Run goroutine * Add error check to loop.Run 2018-02-12 06:16:06 -05:00			`"Test": true,`
Remove //nolint: gas directives from fmt.Fprintf #590 (#656) Summary: Filter out gas linter error checks for fmt.Fprintf commands. This required defining a custom linter around gas that additionally included the offending code. Notes: Gas format, without piping it through gometalinter, gives output like this: $ gas -fmt=csv geth/jail/console/console.go geth/jail/console/console.go,21,Errors unhandled.,LOW,HIGH,"fmt.Fprintf(w, ""%s: %s"", consoleEventName, formatForConsole(fn.ArgumentList))" Gometalinter, by default, does not grab the line of code when it filters gas errors. To resolve this, I created a wrapper around gas (I wasn't sure what to call this "gas wrapper", I opted for gasv2, open to other names). The first part of the regular expression was taken directly from gometalinter (see https://github.com/alecthomas/gometalinter/blob/master/linters.go#L236), and I then appended ,\".\" to additionally grab the line of code of the offending line. Lastly, I excluded ".Errors unhandled.fmt.Fprintf." to filter out only fmt.Fprintf errors around omitted errors. Also as a result of this change, gas lint output will now include the offending code. Closes #590 2018-02-14 12:58:20 -05:00			`"Linters": {`
			`"gasv2": {`
			`"Command": "gas -fmt=csv",`
			`"Pattern": "^(?P<path>.?\\.go),(?P<line>\\d+),(?P<message>[^,]+,[^,]+,[^,]+,\".\")"`
			`}`
			`},`
Use gometalinter config instead of makefile (#560) 2018-01-24 03:25:28 -05:00			`"Enable": [`
			`"deadcode",`
			`"errcheck",`
Remove //nolint: gas directives from fmt.Fprintf #590 (#656) Summary: Filter out gas linter error checks for fmt.Fprintf commands. This required defining a custom linter around gas that additionally included the offending code. Notes: Gas format, without piping it through gometalinter, gives output like this: $ gas -fmt=csv geth/jail/console/console.go geth/jail/console/console.go,21,Errors unhandled.,LOW,HIGH,"fmt.Fprintf(w, ""%s: %s"", consoleEventName, formatForConsole(fn.ArgumentList))" Gometalinter, by default, does not grab the line of code when it filters gas errors. To resolve this, I created a wrapper around gas (I wasn't sure what to call this "gas wrapper", I opted for gasv2, open to other names). The first part of the regular expression was taken directly from gometalinter (see https://github.com/alecthomas/gometalinter/blob/master/linters.go#L236), and I then appended ,\".\" to additionally grab the line of code of the offending line. Lastly, I excluded ".Errors unhandled.fmt.Fprintf." to filter out only fmt.Fprintf errors around omitted errors. Also as a result of this change, gas lint output will now include the offending code. Closes #590 2018-02-14 12:58:20 -05:00			`"gasv2",`
Use gometalinter config instead of makefile (#560) 2018-01-24 03:25:28 -05:00			`"goconst",`
			`"gocyclo",`
			`"gofmt",`
			`"golint",`
			`"ineffassign",`
			`"interfacer",`
			`"megacheck",`
			`"misspell",`
			`"structcheck",`
			`"unconvert",`
			`"varcheck",`
			`"vet"`
			`],`
			`"Cyclo": 16,`
Sync blockchain before running e2e tests on public testnet #568 (#612) 2018-02-07 13:48:03 +03:00			`"Deadline": "200s"`
Use gometalinter config instead of makefile (#560) 2018-01-24 03:25:28 -05:00			`}`