gotests generate test names with MixedCaps #80
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…or test files but maybe should be?
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You should contribute to the discussion at golang/go#33688. We should get consensus from the Go community about how to best generate tests like these. |
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Change the gotests
TestNamefunction to follow the effective Go guide of MixedCaps.This tool generates code that does not follow the Go effective style guide.
In this change we only change the
TestNamefrom adding_to returning the Title version of the string that was intended for the test name. This give a MixedCaps test name.Another angle would be to add a func to the Templates
FuncMapto allow custom templates to replace the_s and Title the string in the template. This seems like a change that would best be default since it is following the effective Go guide.