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Refactor entire code base to capture linter output using JSON #4
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Older versions of
golangci-lint
were sending output exclusively to/dev/stdout
and using a more standard format. However, the latest version either has a bug or is changing from its original design, because there are errors and warnings in/dev/stderr
too which differ from the other messages just by a few characters, for example, missing a colon after the column number. I’ve fixed these problems and improved the parser by leveraging the JSON output, and formalizing both/dev/stderr
as Errors and/dev/stdout
as warnings.I also went ahead and submitted the project to SublimeLinter repository for inclusion in their registry to allow people to install the linter via Package Control [1]. I immediately approached the original author to ask for a review and hopefully merge the fixes so others can benefit from the improvements.
[1] SublimeLinter/package_control_channel#83