I wouldn't even call testify a framework. You can just as easily mix tests that don't use testify with tests that do use testify. It's more of a toolkit with he

I wouldn't even call testify a framework. You can just as easily mix tests that don't use testify with tests that do use testify. It's more of a toolkit with helper functions to help you write test, which you can pick and choose as needed. But I agree, I've done the plain vanilla Go testing in the past, and testify has drastically cleaned up my tests.