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plugin/etcd: upgrade to go.etcd.io/etc import path #3087
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Digging into it, it looks that 3.3.13 still references the old path in some files in |
etcd-io/etcd#10943 They aim for a release on August 30 |
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This moves the entire etcd to go.etcd.io, so that it compiles cleanly when using bazel. Fixes: #3087 Signed-off-by: Miek Gieben <[email protected]>
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This moves the entire etcd to go.etcd.io, so that it compiles cleanly when using bazel. Fixes: #3087 Signed-off-by: Miek Gieben <[email protected]>
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etcd moved their import paths to go.etcd.io/etc. But if I try to use the new ones I get the following error:
Some indirect dependencies is pulling down etcd from the older location and somehow this gets used when compiling this.
I tried playing around with
replace
andexclude
ingo.mod
but no avail.I also don't know how to track down which indirect dep is pulling it on the older name
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