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d4l3k
Ability to run go-pry outside of main package
I'm wondering if it's in the scope of go-pry to eventually allow it to run in non-main packages. The way I currently have my Go project set up is to have a main package that sources certain functionalities from a ton of subpackages.
Yeah, it'd be definitely nice to support non-main packages. Since go-pry works by injecting code you'd either have to specify the package or do a very expensive scan of the entire dependency tree.
On Tue, Jul 11, 2017, 13:13 Catherine Cai [email protected] wrote:
I'm wondering if it's in the scope of go-pry to eventually allow it to run in non-main packages. The way I currently have my Go project set up is to have a main package that sources certain functionalities from a ton of subpackages.
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Sub packages within the same directory should work however
On Tue, Jul 11, 2017, 15:09 Tristan Rice [email protected] wrote:
Yeah, it'd be definitely nice to support non-main packages. Since go-pry works by injecting code you'd either have to specify the package or do a very expensive scan of the entire dependency tree.
On Tue, Jul 11, 2017, 13:13 Catherine Cai [email protected] wrote:
I'm wondering if it's in the scope of go-pry to eventually allow it to run in non-main packages. The way I currently have my Go project set up is to have a main package that sources certain functionalities from a ton of subpackages.
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Hi @d4l3k thx for you great project. I am comming from Ruby environment so I am very happy to see a REPL for go 🚀 Just a question is there already a way how I could specify non-main package?
There's currently no way, but it jwould make a lot of sense to add a new flag to specify extra packages to pry into. Like go-pry run -pkgs="pkg1,pkg2" foo.go