shadowing of predeclared identifier: new
411 next, ok := entry.children[key]
412
413 if !ok {
414 new := &fakeEntry{415 name: comp,
416 entryType: fakeEntryTypeDir,
417 mode: perm,shadowing of predeclared identifier: new
281 if entry == nil {
282 return nil, os.ErrNotExist
283 }
284 new := &fakeEntry{285 name: base,
286 mode: 0666,
287 mtime: time.Now(),shadowing of predeclared identifier: new
193 name := "rename"
194
195 old := createTestFile(name, "oldfile")
196 new := "newfile"197
198 testCase := func() {
199 renameTestFile(name, old, new)shadowing of predeclared identifier: new
586 return file
587}
588
589func renameTestFile(name string, old string, new string) {590 old = filepath.Join(name, old)
591 new = filepath.Join(name, new)
592 if err := testFs.Rename(old, new); err != nil {shadowing of predeclared identifier: copy
230// RequiresRestartOnly returns a copy with only the attributes that require
231// restart on change.
232func (f FolderConfiguration) RequiresRestartOnly() FolderConfiguration {
233 copy := f234
235 // Manual handling for things that are not taken care of by the tag
236 // copier, yet should not cause a restart.
Description
It is not recommended to shadow builtins because identifiers shadowing a built-in makes it inaccessible to use. A shadowed variable or function is declared in the scope with the same name as a built-in function.
Bad practice
len := 10 // shadowing bultin `len`
Recommended
length := 10