type: user

role: user

content: The stylecheck linter does not exist. Fix the problem

permissionMode: default

userType: external

entrypoint: cli

gitBranch: hotfix


type: message

role: assistant

type: thinking

service_tier: standard

type: assistant


Read

type: direct

speed: standard

slug: resilient-finding-hellman


content:
1	version: "2"
2
3	run:
4	  timeout: 5m
5
6	formatters:
7	  enable:
8	    - gofumpt # gofumpt formatter
9
10	  settings:
11	    gofumpt:
12	      module-path: github.com/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend
13
14	linters:
15	  enable:
16	    - staticcheck # staticcheck = true
17	    - unparam # unusedparams = true
18	    - nilnil # nilness = true (catches nil returns of nil interface values)
19	    - govet # base vet; nilness + unusedwrite via govet analyzers
20	    - stylecheck # naming conventions (ST1003: acronyms, camelCase)
21
22	  settings:
23	    stylecheck:
24	      checks: ["ST1003"]
25
26	    govet:
27	      enable:
28	        - nilness
29	        - unusedwrite
30
31	exclusions:
32	  paths:
33	    - .git
34	    - .vscode
35	    - .idea
36	    - node_modules
37	    - internal/graph/generated  # gqlgen generated code
38	    - internal/api/docs\.go     # swaggo generated code
39	    - _test\.go                 # test files excluded from all linters
40

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

type: text

content:
version: "2"

run:
  timeout: 5m

formatters:
  enable:
    - gofumpt # gofumpt formatter

  settings:
    gofumpt:
      module-path: github.com/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend

linters:
  enable:
    - staticcheck # staticcheck = true
    - unparam # unusedparams = true
    - nilnil # nilness = true (catches nil returns of nil interface values)
    - govet # base vet; nilness + unusedwrite via govet analyzers
    - stylecheck # naming conventions (ST1003: acronyms, camelCase)

  settings:
    stylecheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:
      enable:
        - nilness
        - unusedwrite

exclusions:
  paths:
    - .git
    - .vscode
    - .idea
    - node_modules
    - internal/graph/generated  # gqlgen generated code
    - internal/api/docs\.go     # swaggo generated code
    - _test\.go                 # test files excluded from all linters


text: In golangci-lint v2, `stylecheck` was removed — its checks (ST*) are now part of `staticcheck`. I'll move the ST1003 check there.


Edit

old_string:
    - stylecheck # naming conventions (ST1003: acronyms, camelCase)

  settings:
    stylecheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:

new_string:
  settings:
    staticcheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:


content: The file /Users/jan/prg/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend/.golangci.yml has been updated successfully.

newString:
  settings:
    staticcheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:

originalFile:
version: "2"

run:
  timeout: 5m

formatters:
  enable:
    - gofumpt # gofumpt formatter

  settings:
    gofumpt:
      module-path: github.com/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend

linters:
  enable:
    - staticcheck # staticcheck = true
    - unparam # unusedparams = true
    - nilnil # nilness = true (catches nil returns of nil interface values)
    - govet # base vet; nilness + unusedwrite via govet analyzers
    - stylecheck # naming conventions (ST1003: acronyms, camelCase)

  settings:
    stylecheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:
      enable:
        - nilness
        - unusedwrite

exclusions:
  paths:
    - .git
    - .vscode
    - .idea
    - node_modules
    - internal/graph/generated  # gqlgen generated code
    - internal/api/docs\.go     # swaggo generated code
    - _test\.go                 # test files excluded from all linters

lines: -    - stylecheck # naming conventions (ST1003: acronyms, camelCase)


content:
1	version: "2"
2
3	run:
4	  timeout: 5m
5
6	formatters:
7	  enable:
8	    - gofumpt # gofumpt formatter
9
10	  settings:
11	    gofumpt:
12	      module-path: github.com/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend
13
14	linters:
15	  enable:
16	    - staticcheck # staticcheck = true
17	    - unparam # unusedparams = true
18	    - nilnil # nilness = true (catches nil returns of nil interface values)
19	    - govet # base vet; nilness + unusedwrite via govet analyzers
20
21	  settings:
22	    staticcheck:
23	      checks: ["ST1003"]
24
25	    govet:
26	      enable:
27	        - nilness
28	        - unusedwrite
29
30	exclusions:
31	  paths:
32	    - .git
33	    - .vscode
34	    - .idea
35	    - node_modules
36	    - internal/graph/generated  # gqlgen generated code
37	    - internal/api/docs\.go     # swaggo generated code
38	    - _test\.go                 # test files excluded from all linters
39

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

content:
version: "2"

run:
  timeout: 5m

formatters:
  enable:
    - gofumpt # gofumpt formatter

  settings:
    gofumpt:
      module-path: github.com/ClusterCockpit/cc-backend

linters:
  enable:
    - staticcheck # staticcheck = true
    - unparam # unusedparams = true
    - nilnil # nilness = true (catches nil returns of nil interface values)
    - govet # base vet; nilness + unusedwrite via govet analyzers

  settings:
    staticcheck:
      checks: ["ST1003"]

    govet:
      enable:
        - nilness
        - unusedwrite

exclusions:
  paths:
    - .git
    - .vscode
    - .idea
    - node_modules
    - internal/graph/generated  # gqlgen generated code
    - internal/api/docs\.go     # swaggo generated code
    - _test\.go                 # test files excluded from all linters


text: Removed `stylecheck` from the linters list and moved `checks: ["ST1003"]` into `staticcheck`'s settings. The ST1003 naming convention check will now run via `staticcheck`.


type: system

command: entire hooks claude-code stop

level: suggestion