Before that fix golangci-lint couldn't run analysis
if in any dir there was go file with corrupted `package` or `import`
statement.
After that fix it will only warn about such files and continue analysis.
But it will fail analysis after finding 10 packages with such errors
to not being too noisy in case of internal error.
1. Allow govet to work in 2 modes: fast and slow. Default is slow.
In fast mode golangci-lint runs `go install -i` and `go test -i`
for analyzed packages. But it's fast only when:
- go >= 1.10
- it's repeated run or $GOPATH/pkg or `go env GOCACHE` is cached
between CI builds
In slow mode we load program from source code like for another linters
and do it only once for all linters.
3. Patch govet code to warn about any troubles with the type
information. Default behaviour of govet was to hide such warnings.
Fail analysis if there are any troubles with type loading: it will
prevent false-positives and false-negatives from govet.
4. Describe almost all options in .golangci.example.yml and
include it into README. Describe when to use slow or fast mode of govet.
5. Speed up govet: reuse AST parsing: it's already parsed once by
golangci-lint.
For "slow" runs (when we run at least one slow linter) speedup by
not loading type information second time.
6. Improve logging, debug logging
7. Fix crash in logging of AST cache warnings (#118)
1. Log all warnings, don't hide none of them
2. Write fatal messages (stop analysis) with error log level
3. Remove ugly timestamp counter from logrus output
4. Print nested module prefix in log
5. Make logger abstraction: no global logging anymore
6. Refactor config reading to config.FileReader struct to avoid passing
logger into every function
7. Replace exit codes hardcoding with constants in exitcodes package
8. Fail test if any warning was logged
9. Fix calculation of relative path if we analyze parent dir ../
10. Move Runner initialization from Executor to NewRunner func
11. Log every AST parsing error
12. Properly print used config file path in verbose mode
13. Print package files if only 1 package is analyzedin verbose mode,
print not compiling packages in verbose mode
14. Forbid usage of github.com/sirupsen/logrus by DepGuard linter
15. Add default ignore pattern to folint: "comment on exported const"
Don't typecheck func bodies for non-local packages.
Works only if megacheck and interfacer are disabled: they require all
func bodies to build SSA repr.
Export GL_DEBUG=load to get logs for this feature.
We skip all issues from autogenerated files.
Also reuse AST parsing for nolint and autogenerated exclude processors:
decrease processing time on golang source code from 3s to 800ms.
Use build.Import instead of manual parser.ParseFile and paths traversal. It allows:
1. support build tags for all linters.
2. analyze files only for current GOOS/GOARCH: less false-positives.
3. analyze xtest packages (*_test) by golint: upstream golint and
gometalinter can't do it! And don't break analysis on the first xtest
package like it was before.
4. proper handling of xtest packages for linters like goconst where
package boundary is important: less false-positives is expected.
Also:
1. reuse AST parsing for golint and goconst: minor speedup.
2. allow to specify path (not only name) regexp for --skip-files and
--skip-dirs
3. add more default exclude filters for golint about commits:
`(comment on exported (method|function)|should have( a package)?
comment|comment should be of the form)`
4. print skipped dir in verbose (-v) mode
5. refactor per-linter tests: declare arguments in comments, run only
one linter and in combination with slow linter
This is useful to first enable all linters (including fast ones), then
only enable fast linters, then add extra linters. eg.
```
golangci-lint run --no-config --enable-all --fast --print-issued-lines=false \
--exclude-use-default=false --tests --enable typecheck .
```
As observed in #30, there's tools out there that don't comply 100% with
the referenced golang convention.
With this change, golangci-lint will skip some more of those generated
files.
Signed-off-by: Stephan Renatus <srenatus@chef.io>
