Document package build tools for go dependencies #3882
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We have tooling to handle go module dependencies when building a Bottlerocket package. The README.md in packages/ should describe how to use this when building a go package.
yeazelm
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Apr 10, 2024
Incorporate each of @yeazelm's suggestions for bottlerocket-os#3882.
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I have incorporated @yeazelm's suggestions. Thanks! |
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We have tooling to handle go module dependencies when building a Bottlerocket package. The README.md in packages/ should describe how to use this when building a go package.
Description of changes:
Add documentation for
bundle-modulesto the README.Testing done:
I read it and previewed the markdown. The examples are taken from the work I did for soci-snapshotter, which builds.
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