progress Modified forked SharedBrain repo to use yaml parser instead of toml. Modified tests handle invalid casting of interface, which was causing a panic. 1 2 3 4 otherDate, ok := otherDateInt.(time.Time) if !ok { log.Printf("[time.Parse] probable invalid date format %s", plainFilename) } Improved tests to align to markdown standard formatting. FOSS license scanned on 4 repos to test compliance of licensing for badge. Use goyek templates to build out initial go based build actions.

progress Configured basic test case for GitHub - goyek/goyek: Create build pipelines in Go repo I created. GitHub - pterm/pterm used to provide progress on output as it installed linting tooling. links GitHub - sheldonhull/goyek-tasks: Goyek pre-built tasks for CI/CD work

progress Enabled Go code coverage for tests in VSCode go install github.com/jpoles1/[email protected] to install tooling for generating code coverage badge for readme. Set ![gopherbadger-tag-do-not-edit]() in the readme, and then this gets replaced with a code coverage percentage badge. Generate the required code coverage reports using: go test -coverprofile cover.out followed by go tool cover -html=cover.out -o coverage.html for a visual report. links GitHub - jpoles1/gopherbadger: Generate coverage badge images using Go!

progress Learned a bit more modules vs packages, including internal package special behavior. Configured Azure DevOps remote module source with package level imports. Successfully migrated a utility logger for setup of Zerolog into a seperate remote module for importing. Setup 50% test coverage for logger using gotest test generator. Used Is for test setup. (this would be a cool use of gotest templates test generation) Modified sharedbrain forked repo to generate yaml front matter with dashes.

progress built a better understanding of how to resolve Go modules from private Azure DevOps instances links New Blog Post 🎉 Using Azure DevOps for Private Go Modules

How to use Azure DevOps for private Go modules