## Summary - Disable the `ireturn` linter rule in golangci-lint configuration - Remove all related `nolint:ireturn` comments from the codebase The `ireturn` rule was flagging factory functions that intentionally return interfaces for dependency injection, which is a common and valid Go pattern. Since this pattern is used extensively throughout the codebase for good architectural reasons, it makes sense to disable this rule entirely. It also seems buggy, and seems to conflict with other lint rules - causing unnecessary toil.See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72385337/golang-linter-always-complains
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462 B
Go
22 lines
462 B
Go
package auth
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type HTTPProvider struct {
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*CryptoProvider
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}
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// NewHTTPProvider creates a new HTTP-based auth provider
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func NewHTTPProvider(registryURL, domain, hexSeed string) Provider {
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return &HTTPProvider{
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CryptoProvider: &CryptoProvider{
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registryURL: registryURL,
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domain: domain,
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hexSeed: hexSeed,
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authMethod: "http",
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},
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}
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}
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// Name returns the name of this auth provider
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func (h *HTTPProvider) Name() string {
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return "http"
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}
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