Configuring GoLand to Use a Specific Go SDK and Enabling Go Modules
Learn how to point GoLand at a particular Go SDK (e.g., Go 1.22), initialize a Go modules project, and set up run/debug configurations so your code compiles and runs reliably.
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Learn how to point GoLand at a particular Go SDK (e.g., Go 1.22), initialize a Go modules project, and set up run/debug configurations so your code compiles and runs reliably.
Debug failing Go tests directly in GoLand using Delve-based breakpoints, logpoints, and the race detector instead of scattered fmt.Println statements.
Ensure your Go teams debug reliably in GoLand by following a minimal, secure architecture. Learn the required SDK setup, how to configure local and attach‑mode debugging, and how to guard the Delve headless API and avoid common pitfalls.
Learn how to activate Goland’s built‑in test runner, tweak coverage filters, and integrate extra flags like ‑race. A step‑by‑step example shows real‑time feedback and trade‑offs for large suites.
Learn how to configure GoLand's built-in Delve debugger, set breakpoints, inspect variables, and avoid common pitfalls when debugging Go applications.
Guide to decide between GoLand’s built‑in proxy, a custom proxy like Athens, or disabling the proxy, with a comparison table, trade‑offs, and step‑by‑step configuration and validation.
Learn how to set up a Go Test configuration in JetBrains GoLand to run unit tests, view results, and debug failures with a single click.
Configure a persistent GoLand run configuration to collect test coverage, view line-by-line highlights, and troubleshoot common issues like missing SDK or slow large suites.
Learn how to use GoLand's integration with Delve to visualize goroutine stacks, set conditional breakpoints, and resolve complex deadlocks in Go applications.