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We have a Heroku app (repo A) used mainly for scheduling. I'd like to load another Go project (repo B) and its binaries as a dependency when repo A builds.
I got it working by adding both all of repo B's dependencies as Godeps, and then also adding repo B as a Git submodule, but this seems like a duplication of work. If I remove the Git submodule, I get warning: "./..." matched no packages. I could fork the buildpack and explicitly write godep go install github.com/repoB but this also seems bad.
Is there a better way?
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We have a Heroku app (repo A) used mainly for scheduling. I'd like to load another Go project (repo B) and its binaries as a dependency when repo A builds.
I got it working by adding both all of repo B's dependencies as Godeps, and then also adding repo B as a Git submodule, but this seems like a duplication of work. If I remove the Git submodule, I get
warning: "./..." matched no packages
. I could fork the buildpack and explicitly writegodep go install github.com/repoB
but this also seems bad.Is there a better way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: