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openshift-goimports tool doesn't build on macOS #905
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What |
We based the current setup on kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api#5569 (also see the referenced Slack thread in there). |
1.18 on macOS M1. The problem is that the imports tool has a |
Yeh hard to tell from that thread what problems they had. Maybe module dependency hell?
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Are you able to downgrade to go 1.17? Because kcp is based on internals of Kubernetes, it's easiest for us to match the go version that Kubernetes is using. |
Or hopefully the openshift-goimports PR will fix things |
yeh, let's upgrade when that lands |
@jpeach we fixed the test infra to get your openshift-goimports PR to merge. Would you be willing to update kcp to use the latest commit from https://github.com/openshift-eng/openshift-goimports in the Makefile? |
Describe the bug
The build wraps various helper tools in build scripts that don't seem to work reliably in all build environments.
To Reproduce
I think that if we switch to the tools pattern, I think that we can resolve this.
https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules#how-can-i-track-tool-dependencies-for-a-module
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