go

To enforce Go style, apply Google's Go Style Guide rules across your codebase by running gofmt -w . This standardizes formatting, naming conventions, and initialisms to improve code readability and maintainability.

Go packages should use MixedCaps or mixedCaps for naming, proper initialisms, and standardized import ordering. Following these conventions ensures lint-friendly patterns and robust documentation across new and existing projects.

Standardize Golang error handling and documentation by applying consistent style rules across the project. This ensures codebase alignment and improves readability when teams refactor packages or onboard new contributors.

While gofmt fixes formatting, additional conventions are needed for comprehensive readability. You must apply rules for naming, imports, documentation, and error handling to fully satisfy Google's Go Style Guide and maintain clean code.

Apply Go style guide conventions to existing codebases during team refactors or when onboarding new contributors. This keeps codebase style aligned across new and existing packages, promoting long-term clarity and maintainability.