cmd: make :GoRun async #3086
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Make go#cmd#Run execute `go run` asynchronously. This will slightly depart from the previous handling of stderr output. With the :make approach, any output to stderr will populate the quickfix window. When run as a job, though, the output will only be parsed as an error if the program being run exits non-zero. See fatih#3085 (comment) for more information.
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Make go#cmd#Run execute
go runasynchronously. This will slightlydepart from the previous handling of stderr output. With the :make
approach, any output to stderr will populate the quickfix window. When
run as a job, though, the output will only be parsed as an error if the
program being run exits non-zero. See
#3085 (comment) for
more information.