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Resolves #342. There is a Go compiler (named GopherJS) that targets environments where only JavaScript can run. Its GOARCH value is "js". Adding a "linux", "js" GOOS-GOARCH env pair allows gddo to display Go packages that are targeting js environments only. See #342 (comment) for full motivation and additional details, examples of such packages that currently exist.
doc: Add "linux", "js" GOOS-GOARCH env pair.
@adg, has godoc.org been redeployed since this was merged (4 days ago)? Because https://godoc.org/github.com/gopherjs/jsbuiltin is still not working, and I can't tell if it's because no redeploy or because this PR hasn't resolved the issue fully somehow. |
@adg, has godoc.org been redeployed yet? |
It has been 18 days since this was merged, I can only assume that gddo has been deployed at least once since then (although I still don't have any sure confirmation). However, the issue appears unresolved even now. I was pretty sure this patch would've fixed the problem and it had in my local testing (after I resolved an unrelated issue in the package gopherjs/jsbuiltin#6). But it looks like I should look into it again. |
I may not have updated it the last time you asked. Sorry, I've been On 8 November 2015 at 07:26, Dmitri Shuralyov notifications@github.com
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I see. https://godoc.org/github.com/gopherjs/jsbuiltin is now working, so there's no problem with code, it was just not yet deployed. Thank you @adg! |
Again, sorry for the delay. Glad it's working. On 9 November 2015 at 16:11, Dmitri Shuralyov notifications@github.com
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No problem at all; I know whatever else you're spending time on is no less important. :) |
Resolves #342.
There is a Go compiler (named GopherJS) that targets environments where only JavaScript can run. Its GOARCH value is "js". Adding a "linux", "js" GOOS-GOARCH env pair allows gddo to display Go packages that are targeting js environments only.
See #342 (comment) for full motivation and additional details, examples of such packages that currently exist.
/cc @adg