golang-production-standards

To enforce production-grade Golang standards for code reviews, apply standardized coding guidelines for error handling, context propagation, and concurrency, and run automated lint-check scripts to catch defects early.

To check if your Go code compiles cleanly and passes linting, execute the compile-check.sh script to verify the build and run the lint-check.sh script using golangci-lint to validate code style and quality.

Yes, you need golangci-lint and bash installed in your environment to execute the provided scripts that automate Go static analysis, linting, and compilation checks for your repository.

The best way to standardize error handling and context propagation in Go is to codify these patterns into repository guidelines, ensuring maintainability and reliability during feature work, refactoring, and code reviews.

Your Go code fails static analysis during refactoring because it violates production-grade standards for concurrency or testing; running the lint-check.sh script identifies specific code quality issues to resolve before PR workflows.