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Send test output to a distinct output channel#499
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Send Go test output to a dedicated output channel. Re-using the "Go" channel from the status component causes a lot of confusing interspersed unrelated output, and the test command often clears the "Go" channel, obliterating things users might want to see.
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@ironcladlou Just a heads up, travis builds most likely will fail due to microsoft/vscode-debugadapter-node#65 |
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Looks good. |
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Send Go test output to a dedicated output channel. Re-using the "Go"
channel from the status component causes a lot of confusing
interspersed unrelated output, and the test command often clears the
"Go" channel, obliterating things users might want to see.