zeromicro/go-zero tools/goctl/v1.9.1 on GitHub

Highlights

Code generation ergonomics:
- Add code generation headers to safe-to-edit files for clearer ownership and customization boundaries.
- Fix array type generation issues to ensure accurate code output.
API developer experience:
- Add complete test scaffolding for API projects via the --test flag.
Swagger/OpenAPI correctness:
- Correct $ref placement in array definitions when useDefinitions is enabled.
Stability and optimizations:
- Fix SSE handler blocking.
- Optimize slice lookups and Unquote utility function performance.

Add code generation headers in safe-to-edit files to clarify which files are intended for user modifications while keeping generated segments intact.
PR: feat: add code generation headers in safe to edit files by @kevwan (@5136)
Fix array type generation error to produce correct types in generated code.
PR: fix array type generation error by @kesonan (@5142)

Add complete test scaffolding support for API projects using the --test flag, enabling quicker setup of testable services.
PR: Add complete test scaffolding support with --test flag for API projects by @Copilot (@5176)

Fix $ref placement in array definitions when useDefinitions is enabled to align with the OpenAPI/Swagger schema expectations.
PR: fix(goctl/swagger): correct $ref placement in array definitions when useDefinitions is enabled by @Copilot (@5199)

Fix SSE handler blocking behavior that could stall event delivery under certain conditions.
PR: fix: SSE handler blocking by @wuqinqiang (@5181)

Optimize slice find routines and the Unquote function for better runtime efficiency.
PR: update: optimize slice find and Unquote func by @me-cs (@5108)

Swagger regeneration: If you rely on useDefinitions, regenerate your Swagger/OpenAPI specs to pick up the corrected $ref placement.
Codegen headers: Newly generated safe-to-edit files will include headers clarifying edit expectations; no action required, but helpful for code review and maintenance.

Thanks to all contributors in this release: @kevwan, @kesonan, @me-cs, @wuqinqiang, and first-time contributor @Copilot. Your improvements enhance correctness, stability, and developer productivity for goctl users.