Use the "package_name" variable to fix an UnboundLocalError. (Cherry-pick of #19433) #19452
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Issue
In a case where a go project is probably misconfigured, the
pants run
command may raise anUnboundLocalError
exception, obscuring the actual reason why the run command failed.Steps to Reproduce
For a project layout:
pants.toml:
foo.go:
BUILD (how the file got like this is irrelevant 馃槣)
With the
--print-stacktrace
option:Validation
After creating the
pants_from_source
script, I reran the run command with the change in this PR: