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Makefile won't work with a symlinked project #4
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working on this now |
The specific scenario under which I hit this issue does not yet work.
If I comment out the |
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In general symlinks + golang == failure. There are long standing incompatibilities with golang and symlinks which are constantly closed by the golang core team with an explanation that golang does not support symlinks. Whenever anything comes along that works the golang core team's answer is "great that works, but it might not tomorrow, you must follow the golang way" kubernetes and openshift try to make symlink hacks work when we know they can, but in general we will not invest time into making it work. After enough hits on the head it becomes apparent that if one can not change the golang core team the only option is to conform. |
@eparis that's understandable. But if I comment out the |
Fixed by PR #12 |
closing since this was fixed, but we still have a bad "getting started" experience since we now rely on the user having a valid GOPATH defined, as well as a proper directory structure. |
I put all of my projects in
$HOME/dev/some/path
. For my golang projects I symlink the projects into my$GOPATH
.Now if you go into the symlinked directory and run
make test
you get an error:Looks like the ROOT tries to figure out where you are and that doesn't work with symlinks.
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