Chris Skudlarczyk chris-skud

## vscode_symbols.txt
Close all VS Code instances
Kill any running gocode process
Remove the gocode binary from your $GOPATH/bin and the corresponding code form $GOPATH/src/github.com/nsf/gocode or $GOPATH/src/github.com/mdempsky/gocode
If you added the go.toolsGopath setting, then use that instead of the $GOPATH above
Open VS Code, run Go: Install/Update Tools, select gocode to install it
Ensure that you haven't disabled the go.installDependenciesWhenBuilding setting
Ensure all dependencies are built by running Go: Build Current Package (It uses the go build -i so all dependencies will be built and installed)
Now try the completions

## branch off feature branch
A--BC   <-- master
 \
  B--C   <-- feature-1
      \
       D--E   <-- feature-2

after feature-1 merges into master, and whilst on feature-2 use:
`git fetch origin`
`git rebase --onto origin/master feature-1`
	Close all VS Code instances
	Kill any running gocode process
	Remove the gocode binary from your $GOPATH/bin and the corresponding code form $GOPATH/src/github.com/nsf/gocode or $GOPATH/src/github.com/mdempsky/gocode
	If you added the go.toolsGopath setting, then use that instead of the $GOPATH above
	Open VS Code, run Go: Install/Update Tools, select gocode to install it
	Ensure that you haven't disabled the go.installDependenciesWhenBuilding setting
	Ensure all dependencies are built by running Go: Build Current Package (It uses the go build -i so all dependencies will be built and installed)
	Now try the completions
	A--BC <-- master
	\
	B--C <-- feature-1
	\
	D--E <-- feature-2

	after feature-1 merges into master, and whilst on feature-2 use:
	`git fetch origin`
	`git rebase --onto origin/master feature-1`