./go can eventually become the primary interface into the dev tooling for the project. Every ThoughtWorks project I’ve ever been on has a script in the root of the project repo, often named ./go or ./go.sh (or ./go.bat if you’re very unlucky). This script often starts life as the script which the CI server runs to test the project. It soon acquires extra capabilities. It becomes the way by which developers perform a pre-commit check before pushing their changes. It becomes the script to r...
