Along with packages that have vulnerabilities in go.mod, GoLand highlights method calls from packages with known vulnerabilities right in your editor.

To check your code for known vulnerabilities, in the main menu click Code | Analyze Code | Show Vulnerable Dependencies.

You can quickly convert strings that are surrounded by backticks to double-quoted ones, and vice versa.

Place the cursor on a string value, press ⌥⏎ (macOS) / Alt+Enter (Windows/Linux), and select Convert double-quoted string to raw string.

To convert an integer to a string by using the strconv.Itoa() call, click the value, press ⌥⏎ (macOS) / Alt+Enter (Windows/Linux), and select Convert integer to string using strconv.Itoa() call.

Open settings, go to Editor | Inspections, and press Add. Select Add RegExp Search Inspection… from the list and you will be directed to a dialog where you can set up your new inspection. Select the desired language, use hints from the panel on the left to build a RegExp, and designate the required replacement. You can also specify the severity of how the IDE should highlight found cases in the project.

GoLand offers the option to quickly implement an interface using the Implement methods action. Starting with GoLand 2023.1, this action works with exported and unexported interfaces.

Click the type and press ^I (macOS) / Ctrl+I (Windows/Linux). In the search field, type a name of the interface that you want to implement.

When you rename a generic struct by pressing ⇧F6 (macOS) / Shift+F6 (Windows/Linux), the Rename refactoring suggests changing the receivers accordingly.