.golangci.yml

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version: "2"

run:
  timeout: 5m
  # Lint tag-guarded sources too. Without these, `//go:build e2e` and
  # `//go:build integration` files are invisible to every lint invocation --
  # CI, `make lint`, and local runs alike -- which is how 14 findings
  # accumulated unnoticed in tests/e2e/go/. Declaring the tags here rather than
  # in the workflow keeps every invocation identical, so a clean tree locally
  # means a clean tree in CI.
  build-tags:
    - e2e
    - integration

linters:
  settings:
    staticcheck:
      checks:
        - "all"
        - "-ST1000"
        - "-ST1003"
        - "-QF*"
  exclusions:
    rules:
      # Ginkgo suites conventionally dot-import ginkgo and gomega, and
      # staticcheck already exempts _test.go files from ST1001 for exactly that
      # reason. The e2e suite keeps its scenario and suite helpers in plain .go
      # files guarded by `//go:build e2e`; they are test-only code in the same
      # package as the _test.go files beside them, and miss staticcheck's
      # carve-out purely on the filename. ST1001 stays enabled everywhere else.
      #
      # Anchored to files directly under tests/e2e/go/ so it covers the suite
      # itself and not its subpackages (assertions/, framework/..., ibutil/,
      # profile/), which are ordinary libraries with no reason to dot-import.
      - path: ^tests/e2e/go/[^/]+\.go$
        linters:
          - staticcheck
        text: "ST1001:"

issues:
  # Report every occurrence, not the first three. The default of 3 groups by
  # message text, so a finding repeated across many files is silently truncated:
  # this tree looked like it had 4 issues behind the e2e tag when it had 14, and
  # the discrepancy was invisible until the cap was lifted. Under-reporting a
  # gate is worse than a long log.
  max-same-issues: 0