use BuildTags in find package step#82
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Maybe it's time to drop 1.15 and 1.16? the failure is not related to this code at all. |
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Do you still need this? Looks like it might be useful. Could you add a tinygo test? |
If a user sets, e.g., -tags tinygo, that tag must be used in the loadPkgs step, as well as the build step, else directories will be populated with files that can not be used. Example: if we run u-root -tags tinygo files are copied to the build directory that should not be, and build steps will get an error. With this change, tags will control both the file copy step as well as the build step. Signed-off-by: Ronald G. Minnich <rminnich@google.com>
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If a user sets, e.g., -tags tinygo, that tag must be used in the loadPkgs step, as well as the build step, else directories will be populated with files that can not be used.
Example: if we run
u-root -tags tinygo
files are copied to the build directory that should not be, and build steps will get an error.
With this change, tags will control both the file copy step as well as the build step.
Signed-off-by: Ronald G. Minnich rminnich@google.com