[go-nuts] Are Go test methods run serially?

[Dave Cheney]

The post over on stack overflow is confused. The behaviour of go test is to 
test multiple packages concurrently, inside a single package tests are executed 
serially by default. 

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[go-nuts] Are Go test methods run serially?

[Henry]

My understanding is that they are run serially. You need to call t.Parallel() 
in the beginning of each test to make it run in parallel with other tests.

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[go-nuts] Are Go test methods run serially?

[st ov]

Go test methods run in separate goroutines but those routines are run 
serially right?
So variable assignments shouldn't get stomped by other tests?

I saw a comment saying they're *concurrent*, but not *parallel* by default.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24375966/does-go-test-run-unit-tests-concurrently/24376644#24376644

How is it still considered concurrent if they're run serially?



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