How to use MarkStarted method of lib Package

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execution_test.go

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...135 for _, entry := range entries {136 require.Contains(t, entry.Message, "Could not get a VU from the buffer for ")137 }138}139func TestMarkStartedPanicsOnSecondRun(t *testing.T) {140 t.Parallel()141 et, err := lib.NewExecutionTuple(nil, nil)142 require.NoError(t, err)143 es := lib.NewExecutionState(lib.Options{}, et, 0, 0)144 require.False(t, es.HasStarted())145 es.MarkStarted()146 require.True(t, es.HasStarted())147 require.Panics(t, es.MarkStarted)148}149func TestMarkEnded(t *testing.T) {150 t.Parallel()151 et, err := lib.NewExecutionTuple(nil, nil)152 require.NoError(t, err)153 es := lib.NewExecutionState(lib.Options{}, et, 0, 0)154 require.False(t, es.HasEnded())155 es.MarkEnded()156 require.True(t, es.HasEnded())157 require.Panics(t, es.MarkEnded)158}...

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1import "lib"2func main() {3 lib.MarkStarted()4}5import "fmt"6func MarkStarted() {7 fmt.Println("Sta

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1lib := lib.NewLib()2lib.MarkStarted()3lib.MarkCompleted()4lib := lib.NewLib()5lib.MarkStarted()6lib.MarkCompleted()7lib := lib.NewLib()8lib.MarkStarted()9lib.MarkCompleted()10lib := lib.NewLib()11lib.MarkStarted()12lib.MarkCompleted()13lib := lib.NewLib()14lib.MarkStarted()15lib.MarkCompleted()16lib := lib.NewLib()17lib.MarkStarted()18lib.MarkCompleted()19lib := lib.NewLib()20lib.MarkStarted()21lib.MarkCompleted()22lib := lib.NewLib()23lib.MarkStarted()24lib.MarkCompleted()25lib := lib.NewLib()26lib.MarkStarted()27lib.MarkCompleted()28lib := lib.NewLib()29lib.MarkStarted()30lib.MarkCompleted()31lib := lib.NewLib()32lib.MarkStarted()33lib.MarkCompleted()34lib := lib.NewLib()35lib.MarkStarted()36lib.MarkCompleted()

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World")4 lib.MarkStarted()5}6import (7func MarkStarted() {8 fmt.Println("MarkStarted")9}10import (11func MarkStarted() {12 fmt.Println("MarkStarted")13}14func MarkCompleted() {15 fmt.Println("MarkCompleted")16}17import (18func MarkStarted() {19 fmt.Println("MarkStarted")20}21func MarkCompleted() {22 fmt.Println("MarkCompleted")23 MarkStarted()24}25import "testing"26func TestMarkStarted(t *testing.T) {27 MarkStarted()28}29--- PASS: TestMarkStarted (0.00s)

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1func main() {2 a := lib.A{}3 a.MarkStarted()4}5type A struct {6}7func (a *A) MarkStarted() {8}9type B struct {10}11func (b *B) MarkStarted() {12}13I have a project with a bunch of packages, and I want to use the same struct in multiple packages. The struct is defined in a package, but I want to use it in other packages without having to import the package where the struct is defined. How do I do that?

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 lib.MarkStarted()5}6import (7func MarkStarted() {8 fmt.Println("MarkStarted")9}10 /usr/local/go/src/lib (from $GOROOT)11 /home/username/go/src/lib (from $GOPATH)12 /usr/local/go/src/lib (from $GOROOT)13 /home/username/go/src/lib (from $GOPATH)14 /usr/local/go/src/lib (from $GOROOT)15 /home/username/go/src/lib (from $GOPATH)16 /usr/local/go/src/lib (from $GOROOT)17 /home/username/go/src/lib (from $GOPATH)18 /usr/local/go/src/lib (from $GOROOT)

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1import "lib"2func main() {3 p.MarkStarted()4}5type Process struct { }6func (p *Process) MarkStarted() { }7func (p *Process) MarkFinished() { }8type Worker struct { }9func (w *Worker) Start() { }10import "testing"11func TestWorkerStart(t *testing.T) {12}13The main package imports the lib package, which imports the main package. This creates a circular import

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1import "fmt"2type Lib struct {3}4func (l *Lib) MarkStarted() {5 fmt.Println("Marked started")6}7import "lib"8func main() {9 l := lib.Lib{}10 l.MarkStarted()11}12import "fmt"13type Lib struct {14}15func (l *Lib) MarkStarted() {16 fmt.Println("Marked started")17}18func main() {19 l := Lib{}20 l.MarkStarted()21}22Your name to display (optional):23Your name to display (optional):24Your name to display (optional):

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Starting")4 lib.MarkStarted()5 fmt.Println("Started")6}

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1import (2func main() {3lib.MarkStarted()4}5func MarkStarted() {6println("started")7}8import (9func main() {10lib.MarkStarted()11}

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