{"push_id":606026914,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"8c13a82db21607078b01b89f45b88ffc9527ca92","before":"466e1880f5ee8d693dddb8bea4f5470ceacfbc68","commits":[{"sha":"8c13a82db21607078b01b89f45b88ffc9527ca92","author":{"email":"aeacd46bb4fd3f59504c7762d9af6bd04f20aa1f@honnef.co","name":"Dominik Honnef"},"message":"match identifiers, not type names, when highlighting struct literal\n\nIn code like `foo(&T{})`, we want to highlight T. We only want to\nhighlight struct literals, which can only be T or &T. Commit\n3fb128afb93780e1b768b552137c950074e78129 changed this fontification rule\nto match type names instead of identifiers. The difference is, that type\nnames may be prefixed with an asterisk or opening parenthesis, which\nwould lead to matching the opening parenthesis in the function call.\nRevert this change.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/dominikh/go-mode.el/commits/8c13a82db21607078b01b89f45b88ffc9527ca92"}]}