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Import error #26
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Same issue on Fedora 38 halted 'go install' for several tools used in a script im working on. |
Found a workaround referenced in the subfinder issue. Updating to the latest version of go fixes the issue. I dont understand how, but hey, I can install subfinder now... just kind of inconvenient to have to manually install from the go website instead of your package manager if it happens to use an older version of go like Fedora |
Looks like to have been fixed by upgrading golang |
According to the issue linked above, updating to golang 1.21 should have resolved the issue. However...
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I'm having the same issue with go1.21.5 |
Can y'all go to the linked issue and post the output the the commands therein? (neofetch optional) also how did you install go? Straight from go lang, or via package manager? |
I've read the linked issues and tried all that's detailed there. I have the latest golang version installed form the golang website, no package manager. Everything else is working fine. But If I try to impor this module I get a 404 error:
It's my first time facing this type of issue, I couldn't anything online but this and the other issue and to be honest I don't have any clue what's going on. The request the go get is doing is really returning 404 so I don't know how subfinder and nuclei are able to install this package, but for me it's not working. |
I'm in the same boat as you guys. I don't get it, either. If you go to to the page that Go looks for then yeah, 404, no clue how that works, but clearly there is SOME way that it works, so as a tech I'm just trying to troubleshoot the issue. To do so it would be good to know what your setup(s) are like and how they might differ from mine. So far we have "fedora 38 works after installing latest version" and "arch based distros work out of box" so clearly something on the system side plays some kind of role... 🤷♂️ |
In other words post the damned output lol |
Because clearly aeadev isn't making himself known on this issue yet |
在Windows 11 + golang 1.21.5上还是存在此类问题: aead.dev/minisign@v0.2.0: unrecognized import path "aead.dev/minisign": parse https://aead.dev/minisign?go-get=1: no go-import meta tags () |
Hello,
I am unable to import your library.
The following output will make you understand the situation:
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