Without this check, calling `go install` with a wrong go_import_path
might end up downloading the source code for said package (using git,
for example), instead of building from the provided tarball. The first
line of go.mod should be "module $go_import_path" for Go to not try and
download source code instead of using what it has locally.
Fixes#27690.
-s Omit the symbol table and debug information.
-w Omit the DWARF symbol table.
both are not necessary because xbps-src should strip binaries itself
this does not fit in an xlint because of multiline-string handling woes
Fix Manual accordingly, and also fix indentation to be compatible with
nearby items.
The two packages which set this variable set it explicitly to "no", so
it wasn't relied upon. From its description, it was recommended only for
git packages, which by default don't fit Void's packaging guidelines.
Removing to avoid anyone coming to rely on it.
Adds support for Go modules by detecting a go.mod file and, if
available, using it. In addition, to continue supporting vendoring (and
avoid the need for git on all module builds), if a package includes
a vendor directory, the module mode will switch to vendor mode if not
already set. This will use vendored source code for dependencies
instead of downloading that code again using the descriptions under
go.mod.
go_mod_mode=vendor also skips the go.sum check because nothing is
downloaded that isn't already verified, so this fixes packages with
vendored code that have checksum mismatches due to Go 1.11.4 module
checksum changes.
[ci skip]
Closes: #6036 [via git-merge-pr]
Go 1.5 doesn't permit our use of GOBIN anymore, breaking
cross-compilation (for details, see
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/9769)
In retrospect, I'm not sure why we set GOBIN in the first place;
GOPATH/bin should suffice.
Closes#2337
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