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Symlinked project root is not handled as I would expect from FAQ #1146
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As I would expect, running |
hi, welcome! and yeah...sorry. if you look over the open PRs, you'll see that there are a couple outstanding ones, for more than a month now, which deal with symlinks and project roots. honestly, i've been avoiding dealing with them because there's a lot of other things going on, and every time i have to descend into symlink hell, i can feel my humanity dying. i'm at least vaguely hopeful that those PRs will get us to the state that's described in the README - |
This is getting me too. My set up is this: In side my GOPATH, my src directory is symlinked elsewhere. I like all my dev projects (go and otherwise) in one place, and I didn't want that one place to be go-specific, so this is the setup I've had for years. And here's what happens:
I'm really excited about using dep, but I really don't like that I'd need to reorganize my workspace. Seems like there've been PRs up for a while that might address this issue. Is there any urgency? Or should I bite the bullet and spend the time reorganizing my workspace (really don't want)? |
What version of
dep
are you using (dep version
)?v0.3.0-273-g16990a1
What
dep
command did you run?What did you expect to see?
According to the FAQ I would expect this to work:
The
ln
example in that FAQ entry is effectively what I did, and assumed would work.What did you see instead?
The above error.
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