linter

~/code/rubocop$ grep -iro "autocorrect" . | wc -l
    1971
~/code/rubocop$ grep -iro "auto-correct" . | wc -l
    1551

Both autocorrect and auto-correct are used frequently in RuboCop. Should we be consistent? If so, which one?

Any change should only affect comments and other string content, not method names.

Your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

GoKart is a new stand-alone security-focused static analysis tool.

Describe the solution you'd like.

Add support for GoKart. It uses go/analysis.

Describe alternatives you've considered.

Run GoKart separately to golangci-lint.

Additional context.

_No respo

What steps are needed to reproduce the bug?

test.scss

$frames: ("one", "two", "three");

@each $name in $frames {
  @keyframes frame-#{$name} {
    /* CSS ... */
  }
}

$ npx stylelint test.scss

test.scss
 4:14  ✖  Expected keyframe name to be kebab-case  keyframes-name-pattern

The name is kebab case, but due to the string interpolation, the line is f

Describe the bug

git diff-tree used by linter on push checks only files from the last commit and regardless of files status, so deleted or renamed files are also checked.

There are now 2 different git commands used for finding the list of broken files (find them here: https://github.com/github/super-linter/blob/v3.14.4/lib/functions/buildFileList.sh#L59-L105). git diff-tree is u

Many repositories need to fix, so please help if you like.

If you could help, it would be helpful if you could comment before starting the work not to overlapping.

Fix example

Run exit command after lint.

echo '::group:: Running golangci-lint with reviewdog 🐶 ...'
go

Expected Behavior

The rule description should have links in it's descriptions to give some "bibliography". Those links should be clickable in the documentation.

Observed Behavior

ObjectLiteralToLambda Right now they are not.

Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. create .bandit file with content:

[bandit]
tests: B101,B102,B301

2. run bandit -c .bandit -r module/
3. get error:
   [main] ERROR .bandit : Error parsing file.

Expected behavior
working as described in readme

Bandit version

ba

W0402 (deprecated-module) error message says "Uses of a deprecated module 'optparse'".

I think it should say "Use of a deprecated module 'optparse'" instead of "Uses". Either "Use", or "Usage". "Uses" seems grammatically incorrect to me. What do you think?

Affects PMD Version:
6.17

Rule:
All rulesets.

Description:
PMD output does not inform the user as to the number of rules contravened while running the tool. The user has to look at the output file.

Code Sample demonstrating the issue:

Sep 01, 2019 9:42:45 AM net.sourceforge.pmd.cache.FileAnalysisCache loadFromFile
INFO: Analysis cache loaded
Sep 01, 2019 9:

Elm has the option to output errors as JSON (via a flag), and something like that is handy for writing tooling around it. I'm trying to integrate pytype into ALE and this would make it a lot easier.