Dave Cheney • 3/10/2020

go test -v streaming output

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This article details a quality-of-life improvement in Go 1.14 where the `go test -v` command now streams output from `t.Log` statements as they happen, instead of buffering them until the test finishes. It provides a code example contrasting behavior between Go 1.13 and 1.14, highlighting how this change benefits debugging, especially for long-running or integration-style tests.

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