The Early Access Program (EAP) for GoLand 2025.1 is now open! In this release cycle, we’re focusing on enhancing Go language support, improving code analysis, and boosting stability to provide a seamless development experience for all the gophers.

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The GoLand 2025.1 Early Access Program (EAP) is open, focusing on enhancing Go language support, improving code analysis, and boosting stability. The first build can be downloaded via the Toolbox App, the website, or as a snap package for Ubuntu. This release resolves issues like the non-repetitive running of 'go list -m json all' and correct generation of method signatures for interfaces with unexported custom types. Future plans include comprehensive support for Go 1.24, code quality tool enhancements, and various UI/UX improvements.

The GoLand 2025.1 Early Access Program Has Started!

“focusing on enhancing Go language support, improving code analysis, and boosting stability”
I mean, isn’t this literally EVERYTHING? What are you (they?) NOT doing? What’s left out? Maybe “AI-ing all the things”?

Tried to use this one, as I use WebStorm and Rider, but Goland really lacks in single-module-multi-project, I mean when I have a single go module, but multiple projects under that module, then Goland can’t detect that go module, but VS Code works really well in this case at is uses “gopls”
so fix that problem