Closed donatwork closed 1 month ago
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Hi @donatwork , Thanks for reporting this issue. Can you please let us know little bit more about this issue as below is my understanding about direct and indirect dependency.
Direct Dependency: A direct dependency is a package that your project explicitly imports and uses in its code. When you run a go get or add an import statement for a package, it is considered a direct dependency because your code directly relies on it.
For example, if your Go code imports a package like github.com/gin-gonic/gin, this package is a direct dependency.
Indirect Dependency: An indirect dependency is a package that your project does not directly import but is required by one of your direct dependencies. These are the packages that your direct dependencies depend on.
For example, if github.com/gin-gonic/gin uses another package, say github.com/sirupsen/logrus, then github.com/sirupsen/logrus is an indirect dependency for your project.
As goscaleio (https://github.com/dell/goscaleio) is a go client to invoke the Powerflex Storage REST API for any operation and as we have imported this module (https://github.com/dell/csi-powerflex/blob/2bee858990f25a4bb10516ed62ad0c2812269d34/service/node.go#L28) this will appear as a direct dependency. As we always used to run go mod tidy so that will automatically remove any non required direct dependency if there is no direct import in our project.
Thanks
Sorry, my mistake. Somehow COSI was on my mind although now I see it is scaleio. I'll close.
Bug Description
The go,mod has a direct dependency on goscaleio. The dependency should be investigated and removed. The PowerFlex driver should not depend on goscaleion.
Logs
https://github.com/dell/csi-powerflex/blob/2bee858990f25a4bb10516ed62ad0c2812269d34/go.mod#L19
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Steps to Reproduce
Inspect go.mod
Expected Behavior
Should not be depending on gscaleio.
CSM Driver(s)
csi-powerflex
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Container Storage Modules Enabled
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Container Orchestrator
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