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codyoss opened this issue Jul 16, 2020 · 3 comments
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all: regen PRs should not need to be manually updated #590

codyoss opened this issue Jul 16, 2020 · 3 comments
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codyoss commented Jul 16, 2020

For some reason our last couple of nightly regens are adding a dep to our go.mod file that is not really needed. Example #589. I have manually ran go mod tidy on the PR to fix it. Let's figure out why this is happening all of the sudden.

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These are nice to have in general. Trying to debug why this script
is updating the go.mod. See #594 as an example PR that is not
right.

Updates: #590
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codyoss commented Jul 21, 2020

The reason why I could not reproduce this locally is because I use 1.14. It seem like changes to the go command in 1.13 limited the number of dependencies that would be auto-updated when running go build or go mod download.

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codyoss commented Sep 11, 2020

This is now complete. PRs now have a static title and are generated with the same version as they are tidied with.

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