GoLang不会自动导入本地项目程序包

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I am not sure if this behavior is intended, but GoLand appears to NOT auto-import local project packages when referenced.

GoLand has intellisense for the package and package methods. However, after adding the method for a local package, GoLand just complains that it is an "unresolved reference". Until I manually import the package myself.

I have all of my import optimization settings enabled. GoLand auto-imports ALL github and system packages, just not my local project packages.

Is there any way to enable auto-import for local packages? Or must I manually import them myself?

Thank you

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It's not a good practice to use local imports this way. Instead, link to the package through your GOPATH, i.e. github.com/your_github_username/your_project_dir/utilities.

Assuming project directory:

$GOPATH/
  |
  src/
   |
   github.com/
     |
     your_github_username/
          |
          your_project_dir/
              |utilities
          main.go

project: github.com/your_github_username/your_project_dir

package: github.com/your_github_username/your_project_dir/utilities

Following this standard your local package should import without issue.