Warning: Use forA_ Found: forA (same issue with mapA)

nonconsuming NetSecurityObligations: ()
   with
      fundId: Text
      investor: Party
      settlementDate: Date
      settlementObligations: [ContractId SettlementObligation]
   do 
      forA settlementObligations (\obligationCid -> do
          obligation <- fetch obligationCid
          assert (obligation.investor == investor && obligation.fundId == fundId))
      return ()

The forA statement gives me the following warning -

Warning: Use forA_
Found:
  forA
    settlementObligations
    (\ obligationCid
       -> do obligation <- fetch obligationCid
             assert
               ((DA.Internal.Record.getField @"investor" obligation) == investor
                  && (DA.Internal.Record.getField @"fundId" obligation) == fundId))
Perhaps:
  forA_
    settlementObligations
    (\ obligationCid
       -> do obligation <- fetch obligationCid
             assert
               ((DA.Internal.Record.getField @"investor" obligation) == investor
                  && (DA.Internal.Record.getField @"fundId" obligation) == fundId))
Warning: Use forA_
Found:
  forA
    settlementObligations
    (\ obligationCid
       -> do obligation <- fetch obligationCid
             assert
               ((DA.Internal.Record.getField @"investor" obligation) == investor
                  && (DA.Internal.Record.getField @"fundId" obligation) == fundId))
Perhaps:
  forA_
    settlementObligations
    (\ obligationCid
       -> do obligation <- fetch obligationCid
             assert
               ((DA.Internal.Record.getField @"investor" obligation) == investor
                  && (DA.Internal.Record.getField @"fundId" obligation) == fundId))

Warning changes to a Variable not in scope: forA_ error upon changing it to the following as per the suggestion -

do 
    forA_ settlementObligations (\obligationCid -> do
        obligation <- fetch obligationCid
        assert (obligation.investor == investor && obligation.fundId == fundId))

Face the same warning with mapA as well - not sure I understand why.

forA_ and mapA_ are in DA.Foldable so you have to import that. The linter sadly does not tell you that atm. There is an open issue for this at Linter recommends functions that don't exist · Issue #3767 · digital-asset/daml · GitHub. So to be specific, add

import DA.Foldable

at the beginning and you can access mapA_ and forA_.

Thanks @cocreature!