one minor thing: I've skipped using build tags for integration tests because those tests will be out of sync one day with your main code, even with Goland (?).
Instead I use the usual test and check if an environment variable is set, if not, then
t.Skipf("env var %q not set, skipping integration test",envVarName)
or you can use an additional CLI flag, e.g. in `feature_test.go` write
func init() { flagIntegration := flag.Bool("test.integration",false,"run int tests") }
additionally, if it's an integration test, you may want to always run with `-count=1` at least. e.g. if you use a DB, you certainly want to not skip any cached tests when the schema changes, etc.
one minor thing: I've skipped using build tags for integration tests because those tests will be out of sync one day with your main code, even with Goland (?).
Instead I use the usual test and check if an environment variable is set, if not, then
or you can use an additional CLI flag, e.g. in `feature_test.go` write then