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Co-authored-by: Ludovic Fernandez <[email protected]>

Author: pohly

docs/src/docs/usage/false-positives.mdx

@@ -66,10 +66,9 @@ issues:
 
 Exclude issues in path by `run.skip-dirs`, `run.skip-files` or `issues.exclude-rules` config options.
 
-Beware that the paths that get matched here are relative to the current working
-directory. When the configuration contains path patterns that check for specific
-directories, the `--path-prefix` parameter can be used to extend the paths
-before matching.
+Beware that the paths that get matched here are relative to the current working directory.
+When the configuration contains path patterns that check for specific directories,
+the `--path-prefix` parameter can be used to extend the paths before matching.
 
 In the following example, all the reports from the linters (`linters`) that concerns the path (`path`) are excluded:
 

pkg/fsutils/files.go

@@ -2,8 +2,7 @@ package fsutils
 
 import "path/filepath"
 
-// Files combines different operations related to handling file paths and
-// content.
+// Files combines different operations related to handling file paths and content.
 type Files struct {
 	*LineCache
 	pathPrefix string
@@ -16,18 +15,16 @@ func NewFiles(lc *LineCache, pathPrefix string) *Files {
 	}
 }
 
-// WithPathPrefix takes a path that is relative to the current directory (as
-// used in in issues) and adds the configured path prefix, if there is one. The
-// resulting path then can be shown to the user or compared against paths
-// specified in the configuration.
+// WithPathPrefix takes a path that is relative to the current directory (as used in issues)
+// and adds the configured path prefix, if there is one.
+// The resulting path then can be shown to the user or compared against paths specified in the configuration.
 func (f *Files) WithPathPrefix(relativePath string) string {
 	return WithPathPrefix(f.pathPrefix, relativePath)
 }
 
-// WithPathPrefix takes a path that is relative to the current directory (as
-// used in in issues) and adds the configured path prefix, if there is one. The
-// resulting path then can be shown to the user or compared against paths
-// specified in the configuration.
+// WithPathPrefix takes a path that is relative to the current directory (as used in issues)
+// and adds the configured path prefix, if there is one.
+// The resulting path then can be shown to the user or compared against paths specified in the configuration.
 func WithPathPrefix(pathPrefix, relativePath string) string {
 	if pathPrefix == "" {
 		return relativePath

pkg/lint/runner.go

@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ type Runner struct {
 
 func NewRunner(cfg *config.Config, log logutils.Log, goenv *goutil.Env, es *lintersdb.EnabledSet,
 	lineCache *fsutils.LineCache, dbManager *lintersdb.Manager, pkgs []*gopackages.Package) (*Runner, error) {
-	// Beware that some processors need to add the path prefix when working
-	// with paths because they get invoked before the path prefixer
-	// (exclude and severity rules) or process other paths (skip files).
+	// Beware that some processors need to add the path prefix when working with paths
+	// because they get invoked before the path prefixer (exclude and severity rules)
+	// or process other paths (skip files).
 	files := fsutils.NewFiles(lineCache, cfg.Output.PathPrefix)
 
 	skipFilesProcessor, err := processors.NewSkipFiles(cfg.Run.SkipFiles, cfg.Output.PathPrefix)