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Chore: Adhere To Awesome Go Guidelines #48
Chore: Adhere To Awesome Go Guidelines #48
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…irements from awesome-go; prepare badges expected by awesome-go in README.md;
…after test result is out;
…; revert back coverage badge changes on README.md;
… base branch to github.ref;
…o .output; update .gitignore inside .output to keep include cov-report dir;
…e, this is so people could be more comfortable when commiting to the PR;
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LGTM 💯
Nicely done @riandyrn 👍 👍
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LGTM ✨️
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Awesome. LGTM 🎉
Based on this guideline, in order for our project to be eligible for review we need to have following elements:
pkg.go.dev
The biggest challenge is actually no. 3, this is because up until now we still don't get approval to install ready to use code coverage service such as
Codecov
inHaraj-backend
organization.But luckily the
Awesome Go
team also allowed for us to create the code coverage service on our own (see here). So yeah, in this PR basically I'm creating this service (see here for details).Close #43.