Hello! I'm new to the go community and am not exactly sure where the correct place to post this is (here? gophers slack? golang reddit?), so please feel free to guide me in the right direction. I'm starting a new project/monorepo using modules and I'm looking for opinions on a build strategy. The current repo has a root go.mod as well as several sub modules. Without incorporating a more in depth build tool such as bazel, how would you provide behavior such that commands like 'go test ./...' are executed for every sub module (with the results aggregated into a single return value indicating success/failure)? I've done some research but haven't been able to find a way to do it natively with a single 'go test ./...' command at the root (as 'go' excludes sub modules to my understanding). Is a python script the best approach or is there a more established solution out there that I'm missing?
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