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This PR adds Overall: LGTM. The changes are minimal, targeted, and correct. What's being suppressed
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Alternative consideredA global gosec exclusion for test files in Minor observationThe reformatting in No issues found. |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@test/mocks/github.go`:
- Line 179: Remove the unused //nolint:gosec directives that are attached to
writes of marshaled mock objects (e.g., the calls to
w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) and the equivalent mock.MustMarshal(...)
usages around the same spots); open test/mocks/github.go, locate those
occurrences (the lines with w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) and other
mock.MustMarshal(...) calls that currently have //nolint:gosec) and delete the
trailing //nolint:gosec comments so nolintlint no longer fails the build,
ensuring no other unused //nolint:gosec remains in the file.
test/mocks/github.go
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| object, err := getResource(w, idStr, table) | ||
| if err == nil { | ||
| _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) | ||
| _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests. |
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Remove unused //nolint:gosec directives to unblock CI.
Line 179, Line 418, Line 432, and Line 457 add //nolint:gosec, but those lines have no active gosec finding, so nolintlint fails the build on unused directives.
Proposed fix
- _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests.
+ _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object))
...
- _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(userToMembership(&user))) //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests.
+ _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(userToMembership(&user)))
...
- _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(userToMembership(user))) //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests.
+ _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(userToMembership(user)))
...
- _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(user)) //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests.
+ _, _ = w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(user))Also applies to: 418-418, 432-432, 457-457
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[error] 179-179: directive //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests. is unused for linter "gosec"
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/mocks/github.go` at line 179, Remove the unused //nolint:gosec
directives that are attached to writes of marshaled mock objects (e.g., the
calls to w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) and the equivalent
mock.MustMarshal(...) usages around the same spots); open test/mocks/github.go,
locate those occurrences (the lines with w.Write(mock.MustMarshal(object)) and
other mock.MustMarshal(...) calls that currently have //nolint:gosec) and delete
the trailing //nolint:gosec comments so nolintlint no longer fails the build,
ensuring no other unused //nolint:gosec remains in the file.
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This PR was updated to address CodeRabbit's concern: the initial commit had per-line Changes
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@test/mocks/github.go`:
- Line 1: Remove the unused file-level directive "//nolint:gosec" from
test/mocks/github.go; do not add or move it elsewhere—simply delete that comment
so nolintlint no longer reports an unused directive and CI can pass.
| @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ | |||
| //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests. | |||
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File-level //nolint:gosec directive is still unused and will fail CI.
The nolintlint linter reports this directive is unused because gosec doesn't flag any issues in this file. The original problem wasn't that gosec was raising false positives—it was that the //nolint:gosec comments had no findings to suppress.
The fix is to simply remove the directive entirely rather than moving it to file level.
Proposed fix
-//nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests.
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| //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests. | |
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[error] 1-1: directive //nolint:gosec // We don't care about XSS in mock data for tests. is unused for linter "gosec"
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/mocks/github.go` at line 1, Remove the unused file-level directive
"//nolint:gosec" from test/mocks/github.go; do not add or move it
elsewhere—simply delete that comment so nolintlint no longer reports an unused
directive and CI can pass.
false positive on stale code
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