Fix SonarQube high-severity issues: string duplication and cognitive complexity #30
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Summary
This PR addresses 4 high-severity SonarQube issues in the github-mcp-server repository:
Changes
String Duplication Fixes (pkg/github/search.go)
Issue: String literals "failed to read response body: %w" and "failed to marshal response: %w" were duplicated 3-4 times each.
Solution:
errReadResponseBodyanderrMarshalResponseCognitive Complexity Reductions
1. cmd/mcpcurl/main.go (Complexity: 18 → <15)
Issue: The
main()function had cognitive complexity of 18, exceeding the threshold of 15.Solution:
loadSchemaAndGenerateCommands()function2. pkg/github/search.go (Complexity: 40 → <15)
Issue: The
userOrOrgHandlerfunction had cognitive complexity of 40, far exceeding the threshold of 15.Solution:
extractSearchParams()functionperformUserSearch()functionhandleNon200Response()functionbuildMinimalSearchResult()functionmarshalSearchResult()functionTesting
go test -v ./...)./script/lint)SonarQube Issues Addressed
pkg/github/search.gopkg/github/search.gocmd/mcpcurl/main.go:155pkg/github/search.go:176Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/ceeb3d7d08fd442287dac90a0405cd58
Requested by: Eashan Sinha (eashan.sinha@cognition.ai) (@eashansinha)