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We released an EAP version for a seamless integration of this feature, see https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/2021/02/12/goland-2021-1-eap-3/#run_target_for_wsl Please provide feedback for it. Thank you! Windows Subsystem for Linux, or WSL as it's commonly known, allows Windows 10 to run Linux inside Windows. We are going to have a look at WSL 1 since, as of the publishing of this article, WSL 2 is no

Hello again. This is the third, and final, article from our series on Go Modules. In this article, we'll cover how to version our project and manage the migration to a new major version. In case you missed the previous posts, here's a list of articles from the series: Starting with a new Go Module from scratch Creating a new project Adding dependencies to the project Running and deb

In this second article from our series on Go Modules, we'll cover how to manage project dependencies:. This series of articles is broken down into the following sections: Starting with a new Go Module from scratch Creating a new project Adding dependencies to the project Running and debugging the application Dependencies and how to use them Changing the version of a dependency

Test-Driven Development, or TDD as it is commonly referred to, is the development process in which tests are written first, then the code to support them is created, and, when every test passes, code is refactored. Let's have a look at how the unique features of GoLand allow us to be proficient with this workflow. The general TDD workflow looks like this: write tests run tests to see t

Development for Go Modules continues in Go 1.13 and the support GoLand has for them too. Today, we'll have a look at how to transform our development model to use them without hassle. This series of articles is broken down into the following sections: Starting with a new Go Module from scratch Creating a new project Adding dependencies to the project Running and debugging the applic

In this blog post, we’ll explore how to work with Go Modules when creating new Go projects or working with existing ones. First, let’s create a new project by selecting New Project from the Welcome Screen. Then choose Go Modules (vgo) as the project type. We can then specify the location of the project, which can now be set outside of the GOPATH, to any directory in your system. Ensure that GO