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Fix example
Run exit command after lint.
echo '::group:: Running golangci-lint with reviewdog 🐶 ...'
goHello I've come across an issue while constructing an array with timestamps used as keys, psalm is reporting false|int can't be used as array key while getTimestamp always returns an int.
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Expected Behavior
When I read a html report I can get the maximum context to fix the issues that detekt found. For example, links to the documentation of each rule that has at least one issue.
Current Behavior
If you want to know a bit more about one rule and what it does you need to copy the name of the rule, paste it on a web search engine add "detekt" and find that documentation th
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Describe the bug
Patterns for Go multiple return values match more strictly than the argument list, which is confusing.
To Reproduce
Try to match any Go function that has
errorin the return type list. All six of these functions should match: