*Go auto-build failure reason is unclear and debug logging does not provided additional details.

I am running CodeQL in a repository where the go project is in a sub-directory. The repo also has a go.work file in the root. The CodeQL analysis appears to be "working" with autobuild, however the log is outputting: Build failed, continuing to install dependencies., re-running with debug enabled does not increase the details around that. The following go get and analysis both seem to work as expected.

With context (slightly sanitized):

2024/05/10 19:58:00 Autobuilder was built with go1.22.2, environment has go1.22.2
2024/05/10 19:58:00 LGTM_SRC is /home/runner/work/repo/repo
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Found go.work file(s) in: go.work.
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Loading go.work...
2024/05/10 19:58:00 go.work uses the following Go modules: operator/go.mod
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Found 1 go.mod file(s).
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Import path is 'github.com/org/repo'
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Build failed, continuing to install dependencies.
2024/05/10 19:58:00 Installing dependencies using `go get -v ./...` in `operator`.

The docs at https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/code-scanning/creating-an-advanced-setup-for-code-scanning/codeql-code-scanning-for-compiled-languages#building-go seem to imply it will attempt to invoke make, there is a functional Makefile in the subdirectory, so that should work for the build (my first thought was maybe the make command was failing but no actual output is available). It seems like it fell back to the second option in the docs. In the meantime I am going to try validating there is not an issue with the Makefile when run in this environment but it "should" be functional here (the go build command within the Makefile at least does work as expected in this environment as I validated that when switching to manual build).

The two items I have for this issue are:

1. Does failure to build and falling back to the later option degrade the results?
2. Is it possible to have better output as to why the build failed?