Add a label to the build rule if a go repo target has a replace directive in go.mod #114
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goddenrich
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Jun 25, 2024
… with replace directives. Both ones that change the path and ones that just fix the version.
goddenrich
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…han stopping with a fatal error
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@SpangleLabs can you fix the lint errors |
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We're thinking it would be useful to have a label on the build rule if a go module is pinned with a replace directive.
This way we can see which versions are pinned when checking through which need updating and such