What actually happens when you run `go run main.go`
The article explains the process that occurs when running a Go program using the command `go run main.go`. It details the steps from the command being entered to the execution of the program, highlighting the role of the Go toolchain. The author also encourages readers to try out their project, git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer available on GitHub.
- ▪The go command serves as a front-end to the entire Go toolchain, including build drivers and test runners.
- ▪When executing `go run main.go`, the command builds and executes the program in two main steps.
- ▪The go command orchestrates the build process by invoking various toolchain programs without compiling anything itself.
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