Our Go codebase has more test LOCs than actual code.
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Our Go codebase has more test LOCs than actual code. Rerunning all those tests really adds up and we needed a solution. A while ago I built a Go test runner with a shared S3 cache. Nothing fancy really, but you can share the cache with your team and CI. But now that we use @AmpCode orbs a lot, it's really paying off. Every orb runs the full test suite in a fraction of the time and we can ship those changes with more confidence. just replace `go test ./...` with `rask ./...` https://github.com/chronark/rask
Posted by chronark (7.9k followers) 16 h ago · 0 likes · 11 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Testing & observability. Tools mentioned: rask.
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