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bugfix: Ensure 'debug test' codelens only tests the selected test. #1561
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If you have two functions `TestFoo` and `TestFooTwo`, and select 'debug test' on `TestFoo`, both tests will be executed. This happens because `go test -test.run` expects a regular expression, but we were only passing it a function name. Fixed by wrapping the function name in start/end markers.
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@kegsay This fix is now available in the latest update (0.6.78) to the Go extension. Thanks for the PR! |
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If you have two functions
TestFooandTestFooTwo, and select'debug test' on
TestFoo, both tests will be executed. This happensbecause
go test -test.runexpects a regular expression, but we wereonly passing it a function name, causing both tests to pass the regex check.
Fixed by wrapping the function name in start/end markers.
This is similar to what we do when running the tests e.g.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go/blob/3d35f45653506e14d4e98689eb22dd7fe4654478/src/testUtils.ts#L222