Automate golangci-lint v2 linting and quality checks for Go projects.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: golangci-linting Source: https://github.com/kaptinlin/gozod/tree/main/.agents/skills/golangci-linting Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kaptinlin/gozod --skill golangci-linting
Go linting setup and enforcement for Go projects using golangci-lint v2, simplifying configuration and maintenance.
Run the lint workflow to validate your codebase with the local targets.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To set up golangci-lint v2 in a multi-module Go repository, you need a pinned version in .golangci.version, a v2 configuration in .golangci.yml, and Taskfile or Makefile targets to automate lint, tidy, fmt, and vet tasks across modules.
The best way to automate Go static analysis in CI workflows is by using golangci-lint v2. This requires configuring .golangci.yml and integrating Makefile targets to enforce style and ensure build cleanliness across your modules.
Yes, golangci-lint v2 works with both Makefile and Taskfile for local development. You can define reusable targets to automate lint, fmt, vet, and tidy checks, ensuring consistent quality enforcement locally before running CI workflows.
You need a .golangci.version file to pin and install a specific golangci-lint version. This ensures consistent static analysis, linting behavior, and style enforcement across local development environments and CI workflows.
Yes, you can run fmt, vet, and tidy checks alongside linting. By configuring Taskfile or Makefile targets, you can provide a reusable workflow that detects and fixes lint issues while enforcing build cleanliness across all modules.
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