I'm packaging delve for our private debian mirror so the tool is available on our machines. I noticed you are vendor-ing dependencies (which is good), but they seem incomplete. Specifically, when I do a clean build, it seems like not all of the required source is available.
I worked around this by doing a godep save ./... and committing the result to our internal git mirror where we build debians from.
What version of Delve are you using (dlv version)? I pulled the HEAD of master today, 53af850bdc8e2db73ea64d02255e4ae4d1b97343)
What version of Go are you using? (go version)? 1.5 and 1.6
What operating system and processor architecture are you using? Debian Jessie Linux
What did you do? Ran git-buildpackage (after creating debian files)
What did you expect to see? Successful package build
What did you see instead? Missing dependencies. Here are the packages that were added when I re-vendored myself:
Hmm actually, it looks like I was trying to build more than just the dlv command. When I restrict the debian to only that target, everything works fine.
I'm packaging delve for our private debian mirror so the tool is available on our machines. I noticed you are vendor-ing dependencies (which is good), but they seem incomplete. Specifically, when I do a clean build, it seems like not all of the required source is available.
I worked around this by doing a
godep save ./...
and committing the result to our internal git mirror where we build debians from.dlv version
)? I pulled the HEAD of master today,53af850bdc8e2db73ea64d02255e4ae4d1b97343
)go version
)? 1.5 and 1.6git-buildpackage
(after creating debian files)