Financial report, July 2025

Golangci-lint financial report, July 2025.

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Financial report, June 2025

Golangci-lint financial report, June 2025.

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Go 1.25RC1

🎉 Go 1.25 Release Candidate 1 is released!

🏃‍♀️ Run it in dev! Run it in prod! File bugs! go.dev/issue/new

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📦 Download: go.dev/dl/#go1.25rc1

Financial report, May 2025

Golangci-lint financial report, May 2025.

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GopherCon UK 2025: Call for Speakers GopherCon UK is a three day event with one workshop day (August 13th) and three multi-track conference days (August 14th and 15th), held at The Brewer...

🔊 GopherCon UK is looking for more women speakers!

Representation matters! 💪 If you are interested in doing a talk please submit a proposal 👉 sessionize.com/gophercon-uk...

Also if you have any questions please reach out to us and we'll do the best we can to help! ❤️

Financial report, April 2025

Golangci-lint financial report, April 2025.

This month, I added a full description of the money flow.

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Changelog | golangci-lint Fast Go linters runner golangci-lint.

🎉 New release (v2.1) of golangci-lint!

What's new?

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golangci-lint financial report - march 2025

Golangci-lint financial report.

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Welcome to golangci-lint v2 I am thrilled to announce the release of v2! I hope is that these features will enhance your development experience.

I am thrilled to announce the release of golangci-lint v2!

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Golangci-lint financial report. February 2025

Golangci-lint financial report.

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Changelog | golangci-lint Fast Go linters runner golangci-lint.

🎉 New release (v1.64) of golangci-lint!

What's new?

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Golangci-lint financial report. January 2025

Golangci-lint financial report.

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Would you like to know the roadmap for golangci-lint v2?

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output: sort-results: true sort-order: - linter - file

The configuration:

💡 Tips of the day:

You can sort and group the reports by linter and by file.

Support golangci-lint: bento.me/golangci-lint

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Since v1.63, more than 35 linters can automatically fix reports 🪄

golangci-lint.run/usage/linters/

💡 Tips of the day:
You can automatically fix reports of one linter without changing your configuration.

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🪩 It's time to create a v2 🚀 · Issue #5300 · golangci/golangci-lint There are at least 6 years since the idea of a v2 is here, we should pass this step now. ImportantThe focus will be on structural configuration changes and default values changes only (and removing...

It's time for a v2 of golangci-lint!

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Changelog | golangci-lint Fast Go linters runner golangci-lint.

Happy New Year 🎉
New release (v1.63.0) of golangci-lint!

What's new?
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The configuration:

💡 Tips of the day:
Do you want to prohibit leaving FIXMEs in your code but leave the possibility of putting TODOs?

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> ./golangci-lint run example_test.go:41:18: os.CreateTemp("", ...) could be replaced by os.CreateTemp(t.TempDir(), ...) in TestSample (usetesting) tmpFile, err := os.CreateTemp("", pattern) example_test.go:46:17: os.MkdirTemp() could be replaced by t.TempDir() in TestSample (usetesting) tmpDir, err := os.MkdirTemp("", pattern) example_test.go:51:17: os.TempDir() could be replaced by t.TempDir() in TestSample (usetesting) otherTmpDir := os.TempDir() >

linters: enable: - usetesting linters-settings: usetesting: # Detects usage of `os.CreateTemp("", ...)` os-create-temp: true # Detects usage of `os.MkdirTemp()` os-mkdir-temp: true # Detects usage of `os.TempDir()` os-temp-dir: true

I created a new linter to detect calls which can be replaced by methods from the testing package.
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This new linter will be available in the next version of golangci-lint (v1.63).

Support my work: bento.me/ldez

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> go mod edit -go=1.22 > ./golangci-lint run go.mod:3:1: go directive (1.22) doesn't match the pattern '\d\.\d+\.0$' (gomoddirectives) go 1.22 > go mod edit -go=1.22.3 > ./golangci-lint run go.mod:3:1: go directive (1.22.3) doesn't match the pattern '\d\.\d+\.0$' (gomoddirectives) go 1.22.3 > go mod edit -go=1.22.0 > ./golangci-lint run

linters: enable: - gomoddirectives linters-settings: gomoddirectives: # Defines a pattern to validate `go` directive. go-version-pattern: '\d\.\d+\.0$'

I added an option to the `gomoddirectives` linter: it forces the usage of patch 0 (ex: 1.22.0) or go family (ex 1.22) as min go version.

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This feature will be available in the next version of golangci-lint (v1.63).

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Output of the golangci-lint command

Example of linter configuration: linters: enable: - tagliatelle linters-settings: tagliatelle: case: rules: json: camel overrides: # Ignore a package. - pkg: my/pkg ignore: true # Use different rules by package. - pkg: my/otherpkg rules: json: snake

I updated `tagliatelle` linter, you can now define the naming rules of struct tags by package.

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This new feature will be available in the next version of golangci-lint (v1.63).

Sponsor my work: bento.me/ldez

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Are you interested in golangci-lint doing more automatic fixes?

If yes, it's time to put some money in the jar.

- opencollective.com/golangci-lint
- github.com/sponsors/gol...

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Starting today, my only source of revenue is community sponsoring for my OSS work.

Currently, it is far from enough to live on.
The next months will be difficult, but I need to do it.

My main focus will be on golangci-lint and go-acme/lego, I want to add new features.

Have you already seen this kind of approach?
How can we reach this person?
What is the goal?

5/5

We tried to contact the person behind this fake site (through the contact page, and by email) but we have no answers.

We checked the DNS and WHOIS information, and there is nothing that we can use.

We don't understand the goal of this person.

4/5

However, the links inside the download pages are links to official release assets.

3/5

The site is AI-generated, the contact information is fake (postal address, phone, email), and when I say fake it's because it's just some placeholder with no reality behind it.

This site also publishes AI-generated "guides"/blog posts regularly.

2/5