I noticed in one of your videos you were testing Go tests in Neovim with Neotest. I’ve actually done some work recently on a new Neotest adapter for Go that I think you might like: https://github.com/fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang 😊
In short, it fixes a bunch of issues from the original neotest-go adapter and making things a lot more robust and speedy. You can read more about it in the repo README!
I've got a few features and improvements lined up next that I want to tackle to make this the best Neotest experience possible for Go devs.
I would love to hear about your thoughts and input on it, if you have any!
Hey Josh 👋 big fan and user of sesh here!
I noticed in one of your videos you were testing Go tests in Neovim with Neotest. I’ve actually done some work recently on a new Neotest adapter for Go that I think you might like: https://github.com/fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang 😊
In short, it fixes a bunch of issues from the original neotest-go adapter and making things a lot more robust and speedy. You can read more about it in the repo README!
I've got a few features and improvements lined up next that I want to tackle to make this the best Neotest experience possible for Go devs.
I would love to hear about your thoughts and input on it, if you have any!