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tex: fix stuff

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leo 2023-05-25 21:32:46 +02:00
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commit a387996328
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@ -690,8 +690,9 @@ the result of this step is successful, a handful of code analysis services get
pinged in the next steps to take notice of the changes to project's source code
and update their metrics, details can be found in the main Drone configuration
file \texttt{.drone.yml} and the configuration for the \texttt{golangci-lint}
tool itself (what linters are enabled/disabled and with whats settings) can be
found in the root of the repository in the file named \texttt{.golangci.yml}.
tool itself (such as what linters are enabled/disabled and with what settings)
can be found in the root of the repository in the file named
\texttt{.golangci.yml}.
The fourth pipeline focuses on linting the Containerfile and building the
container, although the latter action is only performed on feature branches,
@ -1528,7 +1529,7 @@ testing data is not needed after the test, this is deemed good enough. Next, a
defer statement calling the \texttt{Close()} method on the database object is
made, which is the idiomatic Go way of closing files and network connections
(which are also an abstraction over files on UNIX-like operating systems such
as GNU/Linux). The \emph{defer} statement gets called when after all of the
as GNU/Linux). The \emph{defer} statement gets called after all of the
statements in the surrounding function, which makes sure no file descriptors
(FDs) are leaked and the file is properly closed when the function returns.