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The state of the go packages #976

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illiliti opened this issue Feb 13, 2022 · 6 comments
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The state of the go packages #976

illiliti opened this issue Feb 13, 2022 · 6 comments

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@illiliti
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illiliti commented Feb 13, 2022

Some(well, all of them except dnscrypt-proxy) go packages still use internet connection to fetch dependencies. This is bad because only kiss itself should be allowed(we should really enforce this via unshare) to fetch something from internet. We should use go build -mod=vendor where possible, and if not possible - convince upstream to add support for it.

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Vouivre commented Feb 22, 2022

I'm not the maintainer of go-ipfs

$ kiss-maintainer go-ipfs                                                      
=> /home/user/repos/community/community/go-ipfs
Daniel M. Matongo <[email protected]>

@mmatongo: can you have a look at it ?

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I keep forgetting to do this for some reason, I'll send two PR's in a bit.

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I'm not the maintainer of go-ipfs

Fixed, thanks.

@dilyn-corner
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@aabacchus -- maybe poke amfora?

@git-bruh -- maybe poke github-cli?

The others are either wontfix or ignored -- I suppose we should just consider it a lost cause.

Maintainers are probably welcome to vendor dependencies themselves and point sources to their fork (though should probably be discussed...)

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Does anyone more familiar with GitHub actions want to have a go at this? makew0rld/amfora#296 (comment)

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by the way, the maintainer of aerc said they don't want the "burden" of vendoring deps in tarballs.

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