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I sometimes find myself wanting to copy the test command (instead of composing it manually) to run the same test on a normal terminal session.
What I currently do is to run something like GoTestFile -F and then I copy the command with the mouse (as I could not find a way to focus the command being displayed using only the keyboard):
Is there a better way to do it? Would it be too hard to implement a command like GoTestFileCopyCmd or something like t that?
Sometimes the file/func being tested is deeply nested under a directory structure, or the -run SomeLongStringToRemember is required, so being able to copy the resulting test would be useful in some situations.
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I sometimes find myself wanting to copy the test command (instead of composing it manually) to run the same test on a normal terminal session.
What I currently do is to run something like
GoTestFile -F
and then I copy the command with the mouse (as I could not find a way to focus the command being displayed using only the keyboard):Is there a better way to do it? Would it be too hard to implement a command like
GoTestFileCopyCmd
or something like t that?Sometimes the file/func being tested is deeply nested under a directory structure, or the
-run SomeLongStringToRemember
is required, so being able to copy the resulting test would be useful in some situations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: