This feature is used so that you do not receive compilation errors for unused imports from Go. You can deactivate the feature via: Settings (Preferences) > Go > Imports > Optimize imports on the fly However my recommendation is to leave this as is and instead let the IDE manage the imports for you. For … Read more
Go to Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Code Folding | Go and toggle them on/off as needed. To make this happen for new projects as well, go to File/Apple menu | Other Settings | Settings for New Projects | Editor | General | Code Folding | Go and toggle them there. Feedback on why … Read more
The answers on this site worked for me. Basically, enable go modules in GoLand via: Make sure Go Modules integration is enabled in settings (Preferences / Settings | Go | Go Modules), and GOPATH indexing is disabled (Preferences / Settings | Go | GOPATH | Index entire GOPATH). As soon as I did this, the … Read more
There’s now the Settings Repository plugin, but it still has quite a large number of bugs in cross-IDE synchronization.
Yes. It is possible to configure the number of blank lines in the settings menu (CTRL+ATL+S): File -> Settings -> Editor -> Code Style -> Java(or Scala or whatever your language is) -> Blank Lines
I experienced a similar issue, but it was a lot more prevalent. Even things like fmt.Printf() were showing as unresolved. Was able to resolve the issue by going to File -> Invalidate Caches / Restart.
You can do that in one of these two ways: For Goland: preferences ->Tools ->File Watchers and enable go fmt. This way on each saves it will format the file. once your code is done. just run the command gofmt -s -w . in the terminal in the required directory or else in the needed … Read more
Of course you can. install File Watchers plugin open “Preferences->Tools->File Watchers” & Add a new watcher set File Type: Go, Program: the abosolute path of gofmt, Arguments: -w $FilePath$ click OK
In newer versions (post 1.13) of Go, you don’t need to set environment variables like GOPATH, GOBIN, etc. You also need to have a go.mod file at the project root. This will make the directory a Go module. This is also where the .git/ is located. This means that only one go.mod is needed per … Read more