Use reflect.Pointer instead of reflect.Ptr#194
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reflect.Pointer replaced reflect.Ptr in Go 1.18. For backwards compatibility, reflect.Ptr is a constant with the value of reflect.Pointer. The use of this constant triggers a (false positive) lint failure as it should be inlined. This can be avoided by using the preferred reflect.Pointer constant. Signed-off-by: Mark S. Lewis <Mark.S.Lewis@outlook.com>
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reflect.Pointer replaced reflect.Ptr in Go 1.18. For backwards compatibility, reflect.Ptr is a constant with the value of reflect.Pointer. The use of this constant triggers a (false positive) lint failure as it should be inlined. This can be avoided by using the preferred reflect.Pointer constant.