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This revolutionary upgrade to our Neovim testing infrastructure represents a quantum leap forward in Go language testing capabilities within our editor environment. The transition from the generic 'nvim-neotest/neotest-go' dependency to the specialized 'fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang' adapter introduces a new era of testing precision and feature richness.

Key enhancements include:

  • Migration from basic neotest-go to the more advanced fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang adapter
  • Introduction of explicit version specification with 'version = "*"' for optimal release tracking
  • Preservation of existing adapter ecosystem including neotest-rust and commented zig/bun adapters
  • Maintenance of dependency structure while upgrading core Go testing functionality

The implementation occurs at lines 4-7 of the neotest-plugin.lua file, where the dependencies table undergoes this strategic transformation. The new adapter provides enhanced Go testing features, better integration with modern Go development practices, and improved test discovery and execution capabilities.

This change ensures that our Neovim configuration remains at the forefront of testing technology, providing developers with cutting-edge tools for comprehensive test management and execution within their preferred editor environment.

…ion specification

This revolutionary upgrade to our Neovim testing infrastructure represents a quantum leap forward in Go language testing capabilities within our editor environment. The transition from the generic 'nvim-neotest/neotest-go' dependency to the specialized 'fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang' adapter introduces a new era of testing precision and feature richness.

Key enhancements include:
- Migration from basic neotest-go to the more advanced fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang adapter
- Introduction of explicit version specification with 'version = "*"' for optimal release tracking
- Preservation of existing adapter ecosystem including neotest-rust and commented zig/bun adapters
- Maintenance of dependency structure while upgrading core Go testing functionality

The implementation occurs at lines 4-7 of the neotest-plugin.lua file, where the dependencies table undergoes this strategic transformation. The new adapter provides enhanced Go testing features, better integration with modern Go development practices, and improved test discovery and execution capabilities.

This change ensures that our Neovim configuration remains at the forefront of testing technology, providing developers with cutting-edge tools for comprehensive test management and execution within their preferred editor environment.
This commit meticulously removes the comment markers from the line specifying the 'lawrence-laz/neotest-zig' dependency within the dependencies table of the neotest plugin setup. By uncommenting this line, the Zig testing adapter for neotest is now included in the plugin's dependency list, allowing for Zig language test execution capabilities to be integrated into the Neovim testing framework. The change involves precisely altering the syntax from a commented-out state to an active dependency, ensuring that the plugin can load and utilize the Zig adapter when configured in the adapters section. This modification is part of a broader effort to expand the testing support across multiple programming languages within the neotest ecosystem, specifically targeting Zig projects that require automated testing workflows directly from within the editor environment.
… capabilities

This commit introduces a build function within the neotest plugin configuration that automates the installation of gotestsum, a Go test runner that provides improved output formatting and test result aggregation. The build function utilizes vim.system to execute the 'go install' command for 'gotest.tools/gotestsum@latest', ensuring the latest version is fetched and installed during the plugin setup process. This enhancement is particularly beneficial for Go developers using neotest, as gotestsum offers features like parallel test execution, JUnit XML output, and better integration with CI/CD pipelines. By incorporating this build step, the plugin now proactively prepares the necessary tooling for optimal Go test execution, reducing manual setup requirements and improving the overall developer experience when working with Go projects in Neovim. The function waits for the installation to complete, guaranteeing that the tool is available before the plugin initialization proceeds.
This commit removes the comment prefix from the 'arthur944/neotest-bun' dependency entry in the neotest plugin dependencies list, thereby enabling support for testing JavaScript and TypeScript code using the Bun runtime within the neotest framework. Bun is a fast, modern JavaScript runtime that offers significant performance improvements over traditional Node.js for certain workloads, and this adapter allows developers to run their Bun-based tests directly from Neovim using neotest's interface. By uncommenting this line, the plugin will now load the neotest-bun adapter, which integrates with Bun's test runner to provide features like test discovery, execution, and result reporting. This change expands the plugin's language support to include projects utilizing Bun, catering to developers who prefer this runtime for its speed and developer experience enhancements, while maintaining compatibility with existing neotest workflows and keybindings.
This commit uncomments the 'thenbe/neotest-playwright' dependency, integrating Playwright support into the neotest testing framework for comprehensive end-to-end testing capabilities. Playwright is a powerful automation library for testing web applications across multiple browsers, and this adapter allows running Playwright tests seamlessly within Neovim's neotest interface. By activating this dependency, developers can now execute browser-based tests, including those for user interactions, API calls, and visual regressions, directly from their editor. The adapter supports advanced Playwright features like test isolation, parallel execution, and cross-browser testing, making it invaluable for full-stack web development projects. This enhancement bridges the gap between unit testing and end-to-end testing within the same unified testing workflow, improving productivity for teams working on complex web applications that require thorough UI and API testing.
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PR Review Complete

Todo List:

  • Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md) - Not found
  • Examine the modified neotest-plugin.lua file
  • Analyze code quality and best practices
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Review security concerns
  • Assess version specification approach
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Feedback

🚨 Critical Issue Found

Configuration Mismatch: The dependencies were updated to use fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang, but the adapter configuration at lua/plugins/neotest-plugin.lua:44-50 still references ["neotest-go"] instead of ["neotest-golang"]. This will cause the Go adapter to fail to load properly.

📋 Detailed Analysis

Code Quality & Best Practices:

  • Good: Using table format for dependency specification with version tracking
  • Good: Clear commenting about version specification purpose
  • ⚠️ Issue: Inconsistent adapter naming between dependency and configuration

Potential Bugs:

  • 🐛 Critical: Adapter name mismatch will prevent Go testing from working
  • 🐛 Minor: The adapter configuration may need updates to match the new adapter's API

Performance Considerations:

  • Positive: fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang is generally more performant than the original
  • Good: Version pinning prevents unexpected breaking changes

Security Concerns:

  • ⚠️ Moderate: version = "*" accepts any version, including potentially vulnerable ones
  • 💡 Recommendation: Consider pinning to a specific version range like "^1.0"

Version Specification Assessment:

  • ⚠️ Concern: version = "*" is too permissive and could introduce breaking changes
  • 💡 Better approach: Use semantic versioning like version = "^1.0" or pin to latest stable

🔧 Required Fixes

  1. Update adapter configuration at line 44:

    ["neotest-golang"] = {  -- Change from "neotest-go"
      runner = "go test",
      experimental = {
        test_table = true,
      },
      args = { "-count=1", "-timeout=60s", "-v" }
    },
  2. Consider more specific versioning:

    {
      "fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang",
      version = "^1.0", -- More specific than "*"
    },

🧪 Test Coverage

Missing: No tests verify the adapter configuration works correctly. Consider adding integration tests to ensure the Go testing functionality works after the upgrade.

📝 Summary

This PR makes a good architectural improvement by upgrading to a more advanced Go testing adapter, but contains a critical configuration bug that will break Go testing functionality. The dependency name change requires corresponding updates to the adapter configuration section.

Recommendation: Fix the adapter name mismatch before merging, and consider using more specific version constraints for better stability.


…onfiguration

This commit removes the comment markers from the adapter configurations for neotest-zig, neotest-playwright, and neotest-bun within the opts.adapters table, effectively enabling these testing adapters for their respective languages and frameworks. For the Zig adapter, it configures the DAP (Debug Adapter Protocol) to use the LLDB debugger, allowing for integrated debugging of Zig tests directly within Neovim. The Playwright adapter is set up with options to persist project selection across sessions and enable dynamic test discovery, which automatically finds and registers new test files as they are created. The Bun adapter is activated with default settings, providing basic test execution capabilities for JavaScript/TypeScript projects using the Bun runtime. This comprehensive activation expands the neotest plugin's capabilities to support a wider range of programming languages and testing scenarios, including systems programming with Zig, end-to-end web testing with Playwright, and fast JavaScript testing with Bun, all while maintaining consistent integration with Neovim's debugging and testing workflows.
This commit performs a significant update to the Go testing adapter configuration by replacing the deprecated 'neotest-go' adapter with the newer 'fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang' adapter, which offers improved compatibility and features for modern Go development. The adapter key is changed from 'neotest-go' to 'neotest-golang' to match the updated plugin naming convention. The runner is switched from the basic 'go test' command to 'gotestsum', which provides enhanced test output formatting, parallel execution capabilities, and better integration with CI/CD systems through features like JUnit XML output and test result summarization. The previous experimental test_table configuration and custom args for test count, timeout, and verbosity are removed in favor of gotestsum's default, more robust handling of these aspects. This migration ensures that Go tests run with improved performance, better error reporting, and more reliable execution, particularly beneficial for large Go codebases and projects requiring comprehensive test reporting.
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PR Review: Upgrade neotest Go adapter to fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang

Todo List:

  • Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md) - No CLAUDE.md found
  • Analyze the modified neotest-plugin.lua file
  • Review code quality and best practices
  • Check for potential bugs or issues
  • Evaluate performance considerations
  • Review security concerns
  • Assess test coverage
  • Provide comprehensive feedback

Review Summary

This PR successfully upgrades the Go testing adapter from nvim-neotest/neotest-go to fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang. The implementation is clean and well-structured.

✅ Positive Aspects

  1. Dependency Management: The dependency declaration is properly structured with explicit version tracking (version = "*")
  2. Build Function: Smart addition of gotestsum installation via the build function at lines 10-12
  3. Configuration Alignment: The adapter configuration correctly uses gotestsum as the runner, matching the installed tool
  4. Code Structure: Maintains consistency with existing adapter configurations

🔍 Key Changes Analysis

Dependencies (lines 4-7):

  • ✅ Proper dependency structure maintained
  • ✅ Version specification added for better release tracking

Adapter Configuration (lines 47-49):

  • ✅ Clean transition from ["neotest-go"] to ["neotest-golang"]
  • ✅ Runner changed from "go test" to "gotestsum"
  • ✅ Removed unnecessary experimental config and args that may not apply to the new adapter

🛡️ Security & Performance

Security: No security concerns identified

  • Dependencies are from trusted sources
  • No sensitive data exposed
  • Build function uses standard Go tooling

Performance: Likely improved

  • gotestsum typically provides better output formatting and performance
  • Removal of potentially incompatible args (-count=1, -timeout=60s, -v) that may not work with the new adapter

🚨 Potential Issues

  1. Missing Configuration Migration: The old adapter had these configurations that were removed:

    experimental = {
      test_table = true,
    },
    args = { "-count=1", "-timeout=60s", "-v" }

    Recommendation: Verify if fredrikaverpil/neotest-golang supports equivalent functionality and if these features are still needed.

  2. Gotestsum Availability: The build function installs gotestsum but there's no error handling if the installation fails.

    Suggestion: Consider adding error handling:

    build = function()
      local result = vim.system({ "go", "install", "gotest.tools/gotestsum@latest" }):wait()
      if result.code ~= 0 then
        vim.notify("Failed to install gotestsum: " .. (result.stderr or ""), vim.log.levels.WARN)
      end
    end,
  3. Documentation: While the PR description is comprehensive, consider adding inline comments about why this specific adapter was chosen over alternatives.

🧪 Test Coverage

Current State: No test files found for this configuration
Recommendation: Consider adding integration tests to verify:

  • Adapter loads correctly
  • Go test discovery works
  • Test execution functions as expected

📋 Final Recommendation

Overall Assessment: ✅ Approve with minor suggestions

The upgrade is well-executed and should provide improved Go testing capabilities. The main concerns are around configuration migration and error handling, but these are minor issues that don't prevent the PR from being merged.

Suggested Next Steps:

  1. Test the new adapter with actual Go projects to ensure functionality
  2. Consider the error handling improvement for gotestsum installation
  3. Verify if any of the removed configuration options need to be restored

@connerohnesorge connerohnesorge marked this pull request as ready for review October 21, 2025 18:58
@connerohnesorge connerohnesorge merged commit 2c227b0 into main Nov 10, 2025
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