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Consuming ~700kB just for the purpose of showing a splash image is not a good idea for a library, hence disabling it by default and making it an opt-in feature. Use `--tags boot_img` in `go build` or `go run` to opt in. Signed-off-by: Josh Kim <kjosh@vmware.com>
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Consuming ~700kB just for the purpose of showing a splash image is not
a good idea for a library, hence disabling it by default and making it
an opt-in feature. Use
--tags boot_imgingo buildorgo runto opt in.
Signed-off-by: Josh Kim kjosh@vmware.com