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I believe that the idea is that goreportcard as a services clones the repository and does whatever it pleases with it. This is fine. However, goreportcard-cli suffers from this.
The workaround would be to clone temporary, and then run report on that. That's a pain, but valid workaround.
Greater would to actually rename the files back that were skipped. Maybe a fork of this project has already done this? I have clone the repository, maybe I can figure something out.
Sorry, but goreportcard-cli can be run at any time on a working repo in order to find issues during development. So renaming generated code is just bad behavior; you can try to find some excuses for it, but it is simply still bad behavior. For your benefit, I'm adding here a screenshot of the README below; there is nothing to support the above hypothesis.
Repo contains generated code that helpfully starts with
Running the cli renames these files to
foo.go.grc.bk
and then leaves them like this.I would expect that the report card should not actually alter any files in anyway.
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