V8003. Consider inspecting the expression. Probably one of the operators should be used here: '-=', '+=' or '!='.
The analyzer has detected a potentially incorrect sequence of characters =+, =-, or =!. It may indicate a typo. To avoid this, use +=, -=, or != respectively.
The example:
var size, delta int
...
size =+ delta
In the fragment, the delta value is assigned to the size variable after the unary plus operator, since the unary plus and assignment operators are bounded. This is most likely a typo, and the intention was to add the value of the delta to size using the += operator.
The fixed code:
var size, delta int
...
size += delta
The code example for which the analyzer will not issue the warning:
size += delta
size = +delta
The diagnostic rule can also detect the typos, including constructs like A =- B and A =! B.