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Use GoModuleInfo for both ManifestWriter and GoModGenerator #410

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@syall syall commented Jan 27, 2023

Issue #, if available:

Related to changes in #405


Description of changes:

Currently, ManifestWriter and GoModGenerator use different
ways to calculate non-standard library dependencies and
the go directive (minimum go version), which could produce
inconsistencies.

This commit updates both writers to use the same source of
information (GoModuleInfo) for writing generated.json
and go.mod.


Testing:

All tests were done in smithy-go-codegen-test:

Test Case goDirective in smithy-build.json goDirective in generated.json goDirective in go.mod
goDirective < default 1.12 IllegalArgumentException IllegalArgumentException
goDirective == default 1.15 1.15 1.15
goDirective > default 1.18 1.18 1.18
goDirective is undefined undefined 1.15 1.15

The IllegalArgumentException thrown when goDirective < default is:

Projection source failed: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: `goDirective` must be greater than or equal to the default go directive (1.15): 1.12
software.amazon.smithy.go.codegen.GoModuleInfo.calculateMinimumGoDirective(GoModuleInfo.java:63)
...

No codegen diff was produced when testing aws-sdk-go-v2 code generation (make generate).


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@syall syall requested review from a team as code owners January 27, 2023 03:00
Currently, `ManifestWriter` and `GoModGenerator` use different
ways to calculate non-standard library dependencies and
the go directive (minimum go version), which could produce
inconsistencies.

This commit updates both writers to use the same source of
information (`GoModuleInfo`) for writing `generated.json`
and `go.mod`.
CodegenUtils.runCommand(
String.format("go mod edit -require=%s@%s", dependency.getKey(), dependency.getValue()),
manifest.getBaseDir());
}

CodegenUtils.runCommand(
String.format("go mod edit -go=%s", settings.getGoDirective()),
String.format("go mod edit -go=%s", goModuleInfo.getGoDirective()),
manifest.getBaseDir());
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Not directly related to the changes in the PR, but should we run go mod tidy to generate a go.sum file?

In the GitHub Go Modules FAQ, the guidance is to check in the corresponding go.sum file produced by go mod tidy into version control.

@syall syall merged commit 81d0ec8 into aws:main Jan 27, 2023
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