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Simplify v1 Go buildgen's use of source roots. #9694
Simplify v1 Go buildgen's use of source roots. #9694
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It seems like it would be good to establish (or keep) a precedent instead of forcing every go user with external deps to add a pants.toml value for this. In fact, this is a breaking change as is with no deprecation cycle so I think adding the likely most common default - probably
3rdparty/go
, at least with a dep cycle before removing, is required. This still breaks anyone out there who relied on implicit3rd_party/go
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orthird_party/go
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I've added an attempt to infer which of the default options it is. It'll still break if someone set a custom remote root in
[source]
, but I'm skeptical anyone has. And at least there's a sensible error message.