feat: fix lint issues and go fmt files#21
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@pboyd04 can you add the linter to CI first like: https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Acasdoor%2Fcasdoor%20linter&type=code ? The linter errors should originate from this repo's CI, not from an IDE. Today your IDE reports these two linter issues, tomorrow his another IDE reports another three linter issues. The different IDEs bring different linter requirements. |
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Linter CI issue created here: #22 |
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This fixes a number of staticcheck issues + runs "go fmt -s" on the files to get them in their simplest format. This basically just stops IDE's from complaining about the code.