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build: add -trimpath build/install option #1816
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Awesome. Didn't know about this 👍 |
skylenet
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@skylenet yes, it's nice and a new one, from go 1.13. |
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This PR adds -trimpath build and install option so that we do not have absolute paths in tracebacks, and also to have version information about third party modules as dependencies.
https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Compile_packages_and_dependencies
This change is safe as we are using go 1.13 to build our binaries.