mr.zeroandClaude Opus 5
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The central pipeline lints where the old inline one did not, and it aborts on any warning. Nothing here was actually wrong: 166 of the 243 warnings were the TIC-80 API and the game's own globals being undeclared, which is what .luacheckrc is for — the same shape impostor already uses. The rest was trailing whitespace on 14 lines, now stripped. INPUT_KEY_X is unused but kept: it belongs to the LEFT/RIGHT/A/B/X/Y set and removing it would leave a gap in the mapping, so luacheck is told to allow the family. Verified locally by merging the sources the way the pipeline does and running luacheck over the result: 0 warnings, 0 errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
31 lines
627 B
Lua
31 lines
627 B
Lua
-- .luacheckrc
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-- Configuration for luacheck
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--
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-- The CI lint step aborts on any warning, so both the project's own globals
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-- and the TIC-80 API functions this game calls have to be declared here.
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globals = {
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-- the game's own globals
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"Context",
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"init_game",
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-- TIC-80 callbacks and API
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"TIC",
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"btn",
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"btnp",
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"cls",
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"exit",
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"keyp",
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"mget",
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"mset",
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"rect",
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"rectb",
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"spr",
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}
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-- The INPUT_KEY_* constants are a coherent set (LEFT/RIGHT/A/B/X/Y); some are
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-- not bound yet, and dropping them would leave gaps in the mapping.
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ignore = { "211/INPUT_KEY_.*" }
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std = "lua51" -- TIC-80 runs Lua 5.1
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