How to generate named tests?

[jurisbu]

Hi,

How to generate named tests using map instead of slice? Doing a bit of archeology there seems to be support for this as part of #148. But how one can enable it from commandline? I cannot find any examples, or help or reference information. Passing -named does not work.

Would be great to add some help with examples?

gotests v1.6.0

cc @butuzov

[jurisbu]

OK, seems that the code that implements -named functionality has not been released, meaning it is still in develop branch.
@cweill Can we expect v1.7.0 release at some point? 🙏 Otherwise go install ...gotests@latest pulls in v1.6.0.

[butuzov]

Well you can just pick dev branch, it’s actually stable. At least it was 9 month ago. @cweill is/was pretty busy at that moment to release changes from develop branch.

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[jurisbu]

@butuzov Yes that is one way, just have to remember when updating all Go tools from VS Code Go extension that I need to manually update gotests, since VS Code Go extension will update tools to @latest. A little inconvenience. Oh, well.

[butuzov]

If you specify path to go tests located elsewhere, viscose updating to @latest wouldn't affect your setup. It's possible with vscode extension.

[stevenh]

This is still causing an issue, any info when a version with -named will be released?

[butuzov]

@cweill good question. Charles, can we have it?

[ysomad]

Would be great, any updates on this?