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slim silo Mar 4, 2024, 7:23 PM

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Has anybody had luck using the Go SDK with a go.mod and go.sum file inside a subdirectory?

I saw this post from last year along similar lines with no solution - #1149931371830198323 message

I love the Go SDK because it forces me to handle errors and problems up-front where Python is a lot more relaxed - but putting a go.mod in the root dir is an annoyance that I would prefer to avoid.

A workaround that I have working is to make a symlink at runtime, right before invoking the pipeline. But that feels pretty weird.

I am doing just fine with Python at the moment, and for some clients this is the preferred language for their other DevOps folks.

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Go SDK without go.mod in root repo dir.

sudden lintel Mar 4, 2024, 7:45 PM

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slim silo Has anybody had luck using the Go SDK with a `go.mod` and `go.sum` file inside a...

yes, you can totally do this. You can then your call pipeline with go -C ./subir run main.go and it should work

slim silo Mar 4, 2024, 9:30 PM

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lifesaver

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thanks so much!

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how did I miss '-C' ....

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