code-validation-standards

You can automate Go code validation by running shell scripts that enforce formatting, vet checks, and tests across pre-commit and pre-push hooks. This skill provides scripts to catch issues early before code changes are committed or pushed.

A pre-push hook for Go should run broader checks including tests, race detection, linting, and SQL-injection checks. This skill automates these validations alongside standard Go tooling like go test and optional golangci-lint to ensure code quality before pushing.

No, golangci-lint is optional. The pre-commit validation script relies on standard Go tooling such as gofmt, go vet, and go build to enforce formatting and quick compile verifications without requiring external linting dependencies.

Yes, you can integrate these validation scripts into your CI workflow to maintain consistent quality. The skill provides quick integration with CI by running the same automated validation checks used in pre-commit and pre-push hooks.

You can run gofmt and go vet automatically by executing the pre-commit validation script before committing. This script enforces formatting and vet checks to ensure your Go code meets quality standards before changes are committed.

The best way is to run a pre-push validation script that includes race detection and SQL-injection checks. This skill automates these specific security and concurrency validations alongside standard tests before your code is pushed to the repository.