anchor.diff:  === Creating the Go workspace
   
   We highly recommend to setup a default Go https://golang.org/doc/code.html#Workspaces[workspace].
  -Even though it might require an adjustment in your work processes, the goal is to have a single
  -workspace for all Go development.
  -
  -. Create the following directories in the base directory you want to use, such as _$HOME/work_:
  +Even though it might require an adjustment in your work processes, the goal is to have a single workspace for all Go development.
  +
  +. Create the following directories in the base directory you want to use, such as *_$HOME/work_*:
   +
   /bin::
   Contains executable commands
  
positive.code: [[integration-tests]]
  === Running integration tests
  
  Integration tests utilize https://github.com/DATA-DOG/godog[`godog`], which uses Gherkin (Cucumber)
  to define test cases. The test cases are defined in `test/integration/*.feature`.
  Per default, the tests are executed against the binary created by `make build`, that is `$GOPATH/bin/minishift`. +
  To run the tests, run:
  
  ----
  $ make integration
  ----
  
  To run integration tests against a Minishift binary in a different location you can use the
  `MINISHIFT_BINARY` argument:
  
  ----
  $ make integration MINISHIFT_BINARY=<path-to-custom-binary>
  ----
  
  Additional properties for Godog runner can be specified with `GODOG_OPTS` argument. +
  The following options are available:
  
  - `tags`: Use `tags` to ensure that scenarios and features containing at least one of the selected tags are executed.
  
negative.code: === Building the Minishift binary
  
  Run the following command to create a platform-specific binary and copy it
  to *_$GOPATH/bin_*.
  
  ----
  $ make
  