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ci: run go vet and staticcheck separately

ci: run go vet and staticcheck separately #35

Triggered via pull request November 9, 2024 21:47
@ryboeryboe
synchronize #133
rb/ci_improvements
Status Failure
Total duration 34s
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golangci-lint
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golangci-lint
go vet
25s
go vet
run unit tests with the race detector enabled
18s
run unit tests with the race detector enabled
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10 errors
go vet: args_test.go#L81
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L90
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L147
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L155
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L240
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L248
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L261
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L293
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet: args_test.go#L302
ast.Object has been deprecated since Go 1.22 and an alternative has been available since Go 1.0: The relationship between Idents and Objects cannot be correctly computed without type information. For example, the expression T{K: 0} may denote a struct, map, slice, or array literal, depending on the type of T. If T is a struct, then K refers to a field of T, whereas for the other types it refers to a value in the environment. (SA1019)
go vet
Process completed with exit code 1.