fix(deps): error obtaining VCS status: exit status 128 at docker build

[ryukinix]

How to replicate the error: make docker

Previous error:

... long log
 ---> f394d136bb6c
Step 7/24 : ADD proto/go.sum proto/go.sum
 ---> 7fca7e520cb3
Step 8/24 : ENV CGO_ENABLED 1
 ---> Running in ca87bf346155
Removing intermediate container ca87bf346155
 ---> af2dbef0c762
Step 9/24 : RUN go mod download
 ---> Running in 98785997fa9c
Removing intermediate container 98785997fa9c
 ---> f74577fb6d14
Step 10/24 : ADD . .
 ---> f1cc0ac767f0
Step 11/24 : RUN go build -tags sqlite -o /usr/bin/keto .
 ---> Running in 913258959d81
error obtaining VCS status: exit status 128
	Use -buildvcs=false to disable VCS stamping.
The command '/bin/sh -c go build -tags sqlite -o /usr/bin/keto .'
returned a non-zero code: 1

This is fixed by setting -buildvcs=false flag

ref: golang/go#49004

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[ryukinix]

cc: @mfrata

[ryukinix]

Another option: ko-build/ko#672

Use GOFLAGS environment var instead fixing directly the dockerfile

[zepatrik]

Seems good to me.
Did you figure out why it fails in the first place? Git is installed in the builder, and .git should also be added 🤔

[ryukinix]

Did you figure out why it fails in the first place?

Unfortunately no, I tried another approachs as described here golang/go#49004, but the unique way I got to make it work was passing this flag.

[ryukinix]

@zepatrik

Actually I guess it can be related to the way I structured the project that will use keto.

I added keto repository as submodule of another git repository that I am building as part of access control solution.

By using git submodule, the .git it's a file with some metadata instead of a directory.

I think this is the reason, since it's not failing in the github CI, but fails in mine and my local clone (as submodule).

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