Fall back to source install only when binary package does not exist (HTTP 404) #30
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When the install from a binary package fails it falls back to installing from source. Tthe only case where the fallback should occur is when the server responds with a 404 that no binary package exists. Otherwise it's falling back on various IO or permissions errors. Fixes #30
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When the install from a binary package fails it falls back to installing from source. Tthe only case where the fallback should occur is when the server responds with a 404 that no binary package exists. Otherwise it's falling back on various IO or permissions errors. Fixes #30
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When the install from a binary package fails it falls back to installing from source. Tthe only case where the fallback should occur is when the server responds with a 404 that no binary package exists. Otherwise it's falling back on various IO or permissions errors. Fixes #30
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When the install from a binary package fails it falls back to installing from source. I think the only case where the fallback should occur is when the server responds with a 404 that no binary package exists. Otherwise it's falling back on various IO or permissions errors like
[2020-11-24T13:07:55.561Z] time="2020-11-24T13:07:54Z" level=warning msg="Failed to install Go from binary package. Trying to install from source." error="rename C:\\Users\\jenkins\\.gvm\\versions\\go1.14.7.windows.amd64.tmp\\go C:\\Users\\jenkins\\.gvm\\versions\\go1.14.7.windows.amd64: Access is denied." version=1.14.7The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: