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Currently nsx-operator replaces the vsphere-automation-sdk with a fork. This fork does not contain the same versions as its upstream counterpart. As a result, when one tries to import nsx-operator into a go project, we are greeted with the following errors:
Ideally, this project should just move back onto the mainline repo. If this isn't possible, do not use the replace directive for dependencies. Use the fork directly so that transitive dependencies can be correctly calculated.
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Currently nsx-operator replaces the vsphere-automation-sdk with a fork. This fork does not contain the same versions as its upstream counterpart. As a result, when one tries to import nsx-operator into a go project, we are greeted with the following errors:
The workaround is that downstream projects need to add the following configuration into their repo to properly sync modules:
Ideally, this project should just move back onto the mainline repo. If this isn't possible, do not use the replace directive for dependencies. Use the fork directly so that transitive dependencies can be correctly calculated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: