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Patrick/tamper #6
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Man, who thought it was a good idea to turn linting to 11? checks notes, finds out it was me all along Oh, yeah, that tracks. 🙄 |
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This is great! Thank you for buckling down and doing what I never seemed to have time to finish. This could absolutely be merged as-is as long as we ticketed a few of the outstanding items, but if we have the time and you wouldn't mind taking a look at the few comments I left and the things the linter found, I'd appreciate it.
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I haven't kept up with Go's recent changes to how it renders documentation (it can do Markdown now, right?), but I don't know that switching from spaces to a mix of tabs and spaces is useful, since it makes those lines highly dependent on how wide someone's tabs are. (Mine are always 8 spaces; VSCode uses four, etc.) I'd also like to remove the memory allocation/copy during checksum calculation, then this will be good to go.
What about Markdown?
Did tabs get inserted?? I just use the auto format. I did switch from gofmt to gofumpt though. I don't think that should have an affect on my editor. I'll have to check if I messed something up. |
I didn't implement tamper for UDP as we use solely TCP (as far as I know).