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by SAI_Peregrinus
2350 days ago
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I think it depends on the check. Some checks are better enforced strictly in an automated fashion. Style rules are a good example: they make no performance difference, lead to bikeshedding, and are pretty much arbitrary. Other checks should be made automatically but not strictly enforced. EG you might want to require all C casts to have a comment describing why it's safe. That can be a good linter warning, and linters tend to have codes that can be added in comments to suppress the warning. So the linter warning can make code review easier, but shouldn't necessarily fail the build. |
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