Walkthrough

This pull request refines the linting process in two distinct areas. In the GitHub Actions workflow file, the lint job has been renamed to "[lint] golangci" and now includes additional parameters for filtering linted files and GitHub token authentication. Additionally, a new lint target has been introduced in the Makefile to lint only the Go files tracked by Git. These modifications improve clarity and configuration without altering the overall workflow behavior.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Repo as GitHub Repository
    participant CI as GitHub Actions
    participant Lint as golangci-lint

    Dev->>Repo: Push commit
    Repo->>CI: Trigger workflow
    CI->>Lint: Execute "[lint] golangci" with filter_mode "added" & GitHub token
    Lint-->>CI: Return lint results
    CI-->>Repo: Report workflow status

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Shell as Command Line
    participant Git as Git CLI
    participant Make as Makefile
    participant Lint as golangci-lint

    Dev->>Shell: Run `make lint`
    Shell->>Git: Execute `git ls-files '*.go'`
    Git-->>Shell: Return list of Go files
    Shell->>Make: Extract directories & sort uniques
    Make->>Lint: Run golangci-lint on directories
    Lint-->>Make: Return lint results

Possibly related PRs

• Add GolangCI Lint Configuration for Better Code Quality #1078: The changes in the main PR, which involve renaming and adding parameters to the lint-golangci job in the GitHub Actions workflow, are related to the retrieved PR that introduced the lint-golangci job itself, as both modifications pertain to the same job within the same workflow file.
• Add Windows & macOS Acceptance Tests #875: The changes in the main PR focus on renaming and enhancing linting jobs in the GitHub Actions workflow, while the retrieved PR modifies the same workflow file to implement a matrix strategy for various jobs, including the lint job, indicating a direct relationship in their modifications to the workflow.

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