cmd/go: go get errors in GOPATH mode
#63932
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Per #60915, Many packages in the Go ecosystem do already require the use of modules. Note also that
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For me, the first warning is not an error per se. It is a git warning because I removed all the telemetry code that tracks: Out of scope criticismMost users are unaware of the fact that the official google libraries incorporate telemetry. More than one will be defensive, saying that the code is not active. If you inspect your compiled binary with Over time Google is leaving less and less freedom to the developer. It has been seen with the private key of Android apps, now the developer is forced to give them to Google. It has been seen with the kotlin language strategy that atrophies the programmer's brain. Google does everything for you, you fool not to know how to do anything. Easy code. kotlin is still java, the only difference is that the programmer is further away from the machine. He does things without knowing how it works at a low level. And he is free to choose between Java in disuse without documentation or Kotlin with everything on a platter. It goes something like this: Dear developer, if you have some conscience and perceive that there is a lack of privacy when using Golang modules and Google proxies, you are free to disable them. The only thing is that you won't be able to use any more dependencies nor will there be support for you to update anything. As developer, you won't survive for long. In other words: Dear woman, you are free not to wear the hijab/niqab/burqa on your head, but you won't surv... As far as I am concerned, this can be closed. I am abandoning everything that belongs to Google. If I liked dictatorship, being controlled, monitored and tracked, I would go live in North Korea. (Take a look at Google Takeout and you will understand what I am saying). |
go get/go get -u allalways returns errors. I don't remember a single time whengo gethas worked.Since the modules appeared in golang, I am migrating to Rust. There is more privacy and more performance, and fewer bugs.
Unfortunately I still have some projects that depend on golang, and they are making my life impossible.
I want to clarify that here I am reporting the
go get -uerrors.I am updating the dependencies because when updating the system (archlinux and also gentoo) the web server stops responding to client requests. This is the problem I am trying to solve, I want to find out what is the origin (maybe some braking change that affects the TLS and certificates). For that I need all the dependencies updated.
What version of Go are you using (
go version)?Does this issue reproduce with the latest release?
Yes. All the go releases.
What operating system and processor architecture are you using (
go env)?go envOutputWhat did you do?
go get -u allWhat did you expect to see?
All dependencies updated.
What did you see instead?
go get -u alloutputAre the modules mandatory in golang?
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