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During the OpenStream refactor, I found that it would be useful to have a way to run go test ./... in all repositories, in order to discover if the interface changes lead to unexpected build / test failures (yes, they did, a lot).
Would it make sense to add a command for this in workspace.sh? I could imagine two ways to do this:
Either add a workspace.sh test flag, that runs go test ./... in all repos.
Or add a workspace.sh exec <cmd>.
Any thoughts?
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Do we need a way to go tests all repositories?
Do we need a way to go test in all repositories?
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During the
OpenStream
refactor, I found that it would be useful to have a way to rungo test ./...
in all repositories, in order to discover if the interface changes lead to unexpected build / test failures (yes, they did, a lot).Would it make sense to add a command for this in
workspace.sh
? I could imagine two ways to do this:workspace.sh test
flag, that runsgo test ./...
in all repos.workspace.sh exec <cmd>
.Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: