foxctl Test Runner

To run Go tests with coverage and race detection, execute the test runner with a JSON input specifying the path and mode. This returns structured results including pass/fail counts, timing, and race analysis for continuous integration workflows.

Structured test execution for Go repositories runs tests and returns machine-readable JSON result envelopes. These envelopes contain pass/fail counts and timing data, making the output suitable for automated tooling and CI reporting.

Yes, you can scope Go test execution using configurable paths, test name patterns, verbosity, and timeouts. This targeted control allows you to run specific test suite subsets for faster iteration during local verification.

Yes, the Go test runner supports benchmark execution alongside coverage and race detection. It validates performance and concurrency behavior across your repository by returning structured timing results within a JSON result envelope.

The best way to get machine-readable Go test results is using a structured test runner that outputs a JSON result envelope. This format includes pass/fail counts, timing, and optional coverage data, ideal for automated reporting and tooling.

A limitation of running Go tests with structured results is the requirement to execute via a specific test runner using JSON input. It targets development workflows and requires configuring the runner with set timeouts, paths, and modes.