Dynamically scoped variables in Go
Read OriginalThe article is a technical deep dive into Go API design, specifically addressing repetitive error checking in unit tests. It critiques the classic pattern of passing *testing.T to helpers and proposes an experiment using dynamically scoped variables (via context or runtime frames) to access the test's `t` without explicit parameter passing, aiming for cleaner and less error-prone test code.
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