chores: update golangci-lint config & add sonarcloud #44
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several changes to the build and configuration files for the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI as CI/CD Pipeline
participant Build as Build Job
participant Coverage as Coverage Step
participant Sonar as SonarCloud Trigger
CI->>Build: Start Build
Build->>Coverage: Archive Coverage Results
Coverage->>Build: Coverage Archived
Build->>Sonar: Trigger SonarCloud Analysis
Sonar->>Build: Analysis Complete
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.golangci.yml (1)
1-22: Significant update to linting configurationThe changes to the
.golangci.ymlfile represent a substantial shift in the project's linting strategy. The previous configuration has been replaced with a new set of enabled linters, which could lead to improved code quality and consistency. Here's a breakdown of the changes and their potential impact:
The new configuration enables 21 specific linters, replacing the previous
enable-all: trueapproach. This targeted selection allows for more control over the linting process.Several new linters have been added that focus on different aspects of code quality:
- Security:
gosec- Performance:
noctx,bodyclose- Code style and consistency:
asasalint,asciicheck,errname,misspell,nilnil,predeclared,sloglint- Potential bugs:
contextcheck,reassign,spancheckThe removal of the
linters-settingssection suggests that default settings are being used for all linters. This might be intentional for simplicity, but it could be worth considering custom settings for some linters to better suit the project's needs.The
fastoption has been removed, which might increase linting time but provide more thorough checks.These changes are likely to improve the overall code quality and catch more potential issues. However, be prepared for an increase in linting errors when first applying these changes to the existing codebase.
Consider the following recommendations to further enhance the linting configuration:
Add custom settings for specific linters in the
linters-settingssection. For example, you might want to adjust the complexity threshold formaintidxor configure specific checks forgosec.If there are any project-specific patterns that should be ignored, consider adding them to the
issues.excludesection.Evaluate the need for the
run.testsoption, which was present in the previous configuration but is now removed. If running linters on test files is important for your project, you might want to re-add this option.Consider adding comments in the file to explain why certain linters were chosen or excluded, which can be helpful for future maintenance.
Would you like me to provide examples of custom settings for any specific linters?
Makefile (2)
55-60: LGTM: New lint target added.The addition of a lint target that runs golangci-lint for multiple operating systems (Darwin, Linux, Windows) is excellent. This will help catch platform-specific issues early.
Consider parameterizing the GOOS values to make the target more maintainable:
GOOS_VALUES := darwin linux windows lint: @echo "[*] $@" $(foreach os,$(GOOS_VALUES),GOOS=$(os) golangci-lint run;)This approach would make it easier to add or remove operating systems in the future.
62-69: LGTM: New fix target added.The addition of a fix target that runs
go mod tidy,go fix, andgolangci-lint --fixfor multiple operating systems is excellent. This will help automatically correct various issues and keep the codebase up-to-date.Similar to the lint target, consider parameterizing the GOOS values:
GOOS_VALUES := darwin linux windows fix: @echo "[*] $@" $(GOCMD) mod tidy $(GOCMD) fix ./... $(foreach os,$(GOOS_VALUES),GOOS=$(os) golangci-lint run --fix;)This approach would make it easier to maintain the list of operating systems in the future.
.github/workflows/build.yml (2)
69-79: Well-structured SonarCloud job setup.The steps for the SonarCloud job are well-structured:
- Cloning the repository with full history is recommended for accurate SonarCloud analysis.
- Downloading code coverage results is necessary for processing.
- Displaying the structure of downloaded files can be helpful for debugging.
Consider adding a conditional step to check if the code coverage artifacts exist before attempting to download them. This can prevent potential errors if the build job fails to generate coverage files.
- name: Check for code coverage artifacts id: check_artifacts run: | artifacts=$(gh api repos/${{ github.repository }}/actions/artifacts --jq '.artifacts[] | select(.name | startswith("code-coverage-report-")) | .id') echo "artifacts_exist=${{ artifacts != '' }}" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT env: GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} - name: Download code coverage results if: steps.check_artifacts.outputs.artifacts_exist == 'true' uses: actions/download-artifact@v4
81-85: Correct setup for SonarCloud analysis.The SonarCloud analysis step is correctly configured:
- It uses the official SonarCloud GitHub action.
- Both GITHUB_TOKEN and SONAR_TOKEN are correctly used as environment variables.
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of each token for better maintainability:
env: # Required for SonarCloud to authenticate with GitHub GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} # Required for SonarCloud to authenticate and send analysis results SONAR_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.SONAR_TOKEN }}
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Makefile (3)
44-44: LGTM: Clean target updated correctly.The clean target has been properly updated to remove
coverage.txtinstead ofcoverage.out, maintaining consistency with the COVERAGE_FILE variable change.
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1-69: Overall, excellent improvements to the Makefile.The changes to this Makefile significantly enhance the project's build process, linting capabilities, and code maintenance tools. The updates to the coverage file naming and the addition of lint and fix targets for multiple operating systems are particularly noteworthy. These improvements will contribute to better code quality and easier maintenance of the project.
15-15: LGTM: Coverage file name updated.The change from
coverage.outtocoverage.txtis good. The.txtextension is more generic and potentially more compatible with various tools.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing processes, please run the following script:
.github/workflows/build.yml (2)
57-61: Good addition: Archiving code coverage results.The new step to archive code coverage results is a valuable addition to the workflow. It allows for easy access to coverage data for later analysis or comparison. The use of the matrix OS in the artifact name is a good practice for distinguishing between different environments.
63-67: Excellent addition: SonarCloud integration.The new 'sonarCloudTrigger' job is a valuable addition to the workflow. Integrating SonarCloud analysis helps maintain code quality. The condition to run only on non-pull request events is a good practice to avoid duplicate analysis.
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.gitignoreto exclude the new coverage report file.