When a customer emailed Steve Jobs about bad reception on the iPhone 4, Jobs replied and basically told him, you’re holding it wrong.
Similarly, here are some of the wrong ways to “hold” GoConvey, some of which are not very obvious (and understandably so).
• Go files not in src folder in a Go workspace
When using the web UI, Go files being tested must be in the GOPATH under the src directory. The server expects the src directory to be present after the GOPATH so it can determine the full package name.
• Calling panic(nil)
Never, never, never call panic(nil) because GoConvey can’t recover the error (it thinks the Convey passed) see issue 98 and especially this Stack Overflow question.
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