With Visual Studio Code and other text editors, we can directly open the editor from the terminal shell with the current folder opened as a project.
For example, I can change to a folder and start it like this:
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$ cd myfolder $ code . |
To make GoLand support the same workflow, we can do the following steps.
1. Create Launcher Script
Open GoLand and click the top menu Tools >> Create Command-line Launcher...
Save the launcher file in your preferred location, or leave it as is by default. In my example it’s saved as /usr/local/bin/goland
2. Create alias
pointing to the launcher file
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alias goland='/usr/local/bin/goland' |
Reopen terminal (or source the file) and we’re ready. Now you can type:
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$ cd myfolder $ goland . |