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The first argument that does not end in <code>.go</code> is assumed to be the beginning of the list of command line arguments of the executable. | The first argument that does not end in <code>.go</code> is assumed to be the beginning of the list of command line arguments of the executable. | ||
<font color=darkkhaki>Is the above true though? The following command runs fine, where "example.com/experimental-go-module/cmd/gotest" is the package path of a "main" package inside of the "example.com/experimental-go-module" module. No argument ends in <code>.go</code>, yet it works: | |||
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go run example.com/experimental-go-module/cmd/gotest | |||
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The shared flags described here apply: {{Internal|Go_Tool_Shared_Flags#Overview|Shared Flags}} | The shared flags described here apply: {{Internal|Go_Tool_Shared_Flags#Overview|Shared Flags}} | ||
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go clean -fuzzcache | go clean -fuzzcache | ||
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==<tt>link</tt>== | |||
{{Internal|go tool link#Overview|<tt>go tool link</tt>}} | |||
==<tt>doc</tt>== | ==<tt>doc</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|Go_doc#Overview|<tt>go doc</tt>}} | |||
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</ | |||
==<tt>fmt</tt> | ==<span id='fmt'></span><tt>fmt</tt> (<tt>gofmt</tt>)== | ||
{{Internal|Go_fmt#Overview|<tt>go fmt</tt>}} | |||
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</ | |||
==< | ==<span id='Problems_with_get'></span><tt>get</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|Go get#Overview|<tt>go get</tt>}} | |||
{{Internal|Go | |||
==<tt>list</tt>== | ==<tt>list</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|Go_list#Overview|<tt>go list</tt>}} | |||
==<tt>test</tt>== | ==<tt>test</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|Go test Command|<tt>go test</code> Command}} | |||
==<tt>env</tt>== | ==<tt>env</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|go env#Overview|<tt>go env</tt>}} | {{Internal|go env#Overview|<tt>go env</tt>}} | ||
==<tt>mod</tt>== | ==<tt>mod</tt>== | ||
{{Internal|go mod#Overview|<tt>go mod</tt>}} | {{Internal|go mod#Overview|<tt>go mod</tt>}} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:07, 23 November 2024
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go is a command line tool with multiple uses: package manager, build tool and test driver. go manage packages in workspaces, query metadata about packages, print documentation, build, format, download, test, etc.
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The run command compiles the specified packages or files by delegating to go build and then runs the executable. There must be a main for an executable to be generated.
cd $PROJECT_DIR
go run ./src/main/main.go some-arg-1 some-arg-2
The first argument that does not end in .go is assumed to be the beginning of the list of command line arguments of the executable.
Is the above true though? The following command runs fine, where "example.com/experimental-go-module/cmd/gotest" is the package path of a "main" package inside of the "example.com/experimental-go-module" module. No argument ends in .go, yet it works:
go run example.com/experimental-go-module/cmd/gotest
The shared flags described here apply:
clean
The shared flags described here apply:
-cache
Clean the build cache:
go clean -cache
-fuzzcache
Clean the fuzz cache:
go clean -fuzzcache
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