Closed loafoe closed 5 years ago
Thanks very much. I just need to learn a bit more about go modules before I merge this.
By the way, what tools did you use to do the migration? Have any packages been upgraded? For example, I've noticed that cloud.google.com/go is in go.sum but wasn't in the dep lockfile.
Hi @eug48 , many thanks for maintaining this project!
I just used the standard go mod
tool. Basically:
$ go mod init
go: creating new go.mod: module github.com/eug48/fhir
go: copying requirements from Gopkg.lock
This step examines the existing Gopkg.*
files and writes out new
go.mod` file. I added the line:
replace github.com/eug48/fhir v0.0.0 => /
The only version tweak I did was to force github.com/mongodb/mongo-go-driver
to version v0.0.12
. For some reason the conversion pinned it to v1.0.0
which is incompatible.
Initially I tried to port the code to use thev1.0.0
of the mongo driver but this was a bridge too far especially since my mongo skills are nil
:)
Ultimately I want to contribute to adding PostgreSQL support.
The cloud.google.com/go
dependency is coming from below:
$ go mod graph|grep cloud.google.com/go
golang.org/x/oauth2@v0.0.0-20190319182350-c85d3e98c914 cloud.google.com/go@v0.34.0
Ok looks good & the tests pass. I'll merge it now - thanks!
PostgreSQL support would be brilliant. You might have noticed I've jotted down some ideas in this repository - but please don't feel constrained by them. One thing I've thought about since then is that it would be great to develop PostgreSQL support with a view to also enabling SQLite support at some point. SQLite would be very useful for running this server on end-user devices, and for testing/CI use-cases.
I've had to revert this since when under concurrent load HTTP responses were being intermittently concatenated with those from other requests... Not sure why yet. It may have something to do with my new FileLoggerMiddleware & some dependency upgrades as a result of this PR.
I think I've got it done in 16306ba without problems under load
The new version of go mod init
looks to have preserved the correct version of gin from Gopkg.lock
This PR switches the project from from dep to go modules for dependency management. It also upgrades the Dockerfile images to use Go 1.12.1