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feat(linter): add a check for affected field #295
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This LGTM as is, all of my feedback is on naming.
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var CheckAffectedFieldValid = &CheckDef{ | ||
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(Over) thinking about codes, and prefixes, IMO, this is a record-level check, but I'm already using "R" for ranges...
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I also feel I shouldn't name this file as affected.go
?. record.go
sounds better and can add more checks in the future.
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I renamed the file to record.go
and renamed the check to CheckRecordHasAffected
, but i didn't change the code. I agree that this is a record-level check and "R" is better than "A". Should we rename the range code to "V" for versions?
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Should we rename the range code to "V" for versions?
Versions are one of the types of things in ranges :-)
Maybe for record-level, we go with the very non-obvious "O" for OSV? Naming is hard...
Signed-off-by: Holly Gong <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Holly Gong <[email protected]>
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LGTM, this is good enough for now. We can worry about improving the code later (famous last words)
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should be defined in the data source and should not be an empty array.