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go get currently fails to download dnscontrol #774
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Upstream addressed 1. by issuing v2.4.1 a few minutes ago, though I haven't tested it yet. |
Maybe it is related to this? #757 It works for me if I leave off the version:
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FWIW I can repro this issue. Running in a fresh docker container to avoid any potential differences in my workstation config:
TBH I haven't looked into this overmuch to see if dependencies changed their interfaces or what - just noticed it's breaking our automation so we're moving to the pre-compiled releases for now. |
My recollection is that gopkg.in/ns1/ns1-go.v2 changed their API. We have to use v2.0.0-20170502175150-c563826f4cbe until someone updates the provider for the new API. |
@Papakai is the maintainer of HEXONET. Hopefully they can chime in with a solution. |
Hi guys, tbh I have no idea why go get tries to pull that version from hexonet's go-sdk. We haven't changed it - there is a pending github issue at dnscontrol asking us to upgrade. Honestly, I did not came to that. I don't remember exactly which version was in use of our module in dnscontrol v2, probably v1. HTH |
I don't think this is a problem with HEXONET. I think this is a problem with the dev environment. It works for me on macOS. Maybe something is set wrong on your environment? What's the value of $GOPATH, $GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT, and etc? |
Hi @tlimoncelli I'm trying out DNSControl in a lab environment but I cannot seem to download using the command "go get github.com/StackExchange/dnscontrol" |
What about:
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Got 3.2.0-dev Installed.
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@jmpenalosa FYI: "go install" in the base directory of the repo should install it. I'll clarify that in the README |
I can reproduce the issue with:
However I don't know enough of the internals of $ mkdir -p src/github.com/StackExcahnge Best, |
This is a dup of #805 |
Looks like there's a few issues currently for me (building on Windows):
In the meantime, for 1, I had success by switching the branch to v2:
For 2, I thought I could fix it with a checkout to the tag, but that didn't work (obviously to experienced go devs, but very new to golang :) ):
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