Marat Reimers
Marat Reimers
As I noted in [readme](https://github.com/maratori/pairedbrackets#gofumpt), `gofumpt` doesn't cover all cases. For example it isn't complain about following (all of them are good for `gofumpt`) BadGood ```go fmt.Printf("%s, %s!", "Hello", "world")...
> is not bad from my point of view I understand you, and I'm sure you are not alone. But I'm not alone either. Before implementation, I've validated an idea...
> Just to be clear, I'm just chatting 👌 > I see more false-positive than opinion I've run the linter on our code base and found false positives only in...
I didn't get your point about composite literals. Following is a good format according to `pairedbrackets`: ```go strings.NewReplacer([]string{ "a", "A", "b", "B", }...) ``` It doesn't expect items to be...
I agree that parsing HTML is a special case. And I think it isn't used in 90% (or more?) apps now. But I'm not sure we should change something in...
I'm not insist, but it could be a dedicated `lona.html.ParseHTML` instead of `lona.html.HTML`.
> the whole API of `html.Select` is quite confusing and unpractical What's wrong with it? > Would you mind to have a look too? First of all it has breaking...
> Is that to much magic? Not for me. > typecast it back You don't need to typecast it back. You just need to find the right option somehow and...
@fscherf Yeah, you are right. Moreover you can have several options with the same value `'3'` and browser correctly handles it. Seems it's possible only with indices.
@fscherf Yeah, sure.