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cmd/go: 'go install' should install executables in module

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• jayconrod commented Jul 17, 2020 • edited Loading commented • edited Loading Authors: Jay Conrod, Daniel Martí Last Updated: 2020-09-29 Design doc: Comments on the CL are preferred over comments on this issue. Abstract Authors of executables need a simple, reliable, consistent way for users to build and install exectuables in module mode without updating module requirements in the current module's go.mod file. Background go get is used to download and install executables, but it's also responsible for managing dependencies in go.mod files. This causes confusion and unintended side effects: for example, the command go get golang.org/x/tools/gopls builds and installs gopls. If there's a go.mod file in the current directory or any parent, this command also adds a requirement on the module golang.org/x/tools/gopls, which is usually not intended. When GO111MODULE is not set, go get will also run in GOPATH mode when invoked outside a module. These problems lead authors to write complex installation commands such as: (cd $(mktemp -d); GO111MODULE=on go get golang.org/x/tools/gopls) Proposal We propose augmenting the go install command to build and install packages at specific versions, regardless of the current module context. go install golang.org/x/tools/[email protected] To eliminate redundancy and confusion, we also propose deprecating and removing go get functionality for building and installing packages.
• jayconrod commented Aug 10, 2020 commented Based on discussion in and on Slack, I'd like to take this in a different direction, so I've updated and the copy above. Instead of adding go get -b, go install would have the proposed functionality when invoked with arguments with a version suffix. For example the command below would install gopls v0.4.4. It could be run from any directory and would ignore the module in the current directory if there is one. go install golang.org/x/tools/[email protected] go get would no longer build or install packages. It would only be used for changing dependencies. PTAL and comment on if you have any thoughts. This would be a significant change, but it would be good to have a clear separation of responsibility for go get and go install. 👍 5 Loading Sorry, something went wrong. mentioned this issue Closed mentioned this issue Merged mentioned this issue Closed mentioned this issue Closed mentioned this issue Closed Copy link
• gopherbot commented Sep 11, 2020 commented Change mentions this issue: cmd/go: implement 'go install pkg@version' Loading Sorry, something went wrong. pushed a commit that referenced this issue … With this change, 'go install' will install executables in module mode without using or modifying the module in the current directory, if there is one. For Change-Id: I922e71719b3a4e0c779ce7a30429355fc29930bf Reviewed-on: Run-TryBot: Jay Conrod <[email protected]> TryBot-Result: Go Bot <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: Bryan C. Mills <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: Michael Matloob <[email protected]> mentioned this issue Closed Copy link
• abursavich commented Sep 21, 2020 • edited Loading commented • edited Loading Moving conversation over from , my only sticking point is that I agree with you here: 💯 When called from inside a module, the current behavior in tip is great when referring to a module-local package path, but when referring to a non-local package path go install package should behave the same as go install package@latest, so as to be consistent with other module-related commands. Loading Sorry, something went wrong. Copy link Contributor Author
• jayconrod commented Sep 22, 2020 commented There are a couple significant problems with that approach. It would be a break from current go install behavior, and it would be inconsistent with other build commands (go build, go run, and so on). It is confusing that there will be two variants of go install, but instead of changing the semantics of go install pkg, I think the best way to resolve that would be to remove go install pkg and only allow go install pkg@version. That seems like too disruptive of a change to me, but I'm curious to hear other opinions. 👍 3 Loading Sorry, something went wrong. Copy link
• aarzilli commented Sep 23, 2020 commented Is it too late to roll back the whole "global install command" thing completely? Because I feel like the way it's being impelmented I'd rather not have it in the ecosystem at all. I think the original impetus behind it was that approximately everyone had a README file that said "use go get to install this" and in modules mode it just did a bunch of weird things. But at this point we've lived without it for 2 years, READMEs have been changed, the community has adapted, do we still need it? And if it isn't going to do ~100% the same thing as git clone && go build is it a net good or a net negative? A side effect of the way it's being implemented is that it discourages applications from using replace directives, heavily, if it gets adopted by the community as the default way to install applications. It's strange that replace directives are in the language but the tooling discourages from using them. If this is the design we settle in then replace directives should get a deprecation warning in the documentation. But IMHO replace directives are in fact useful, more useful than a global install command, so if they can't be accomodated maybe it's the global install command that should go away. 👎 3 Loading Sorry, something went wrong. Copy link Contributor Author
• jayconrod commented Sep 24, 2020 commented Is it too late to roll back the whole "global install command" thing completely? This proposal hasn't been formally accepted yet. However, I think there's a pretty firm consensus to move forward with this in 1.16. The lack of a global install command has been a significant usability problem, and many people have asked for something that solves this problem. But at this point we've lived without it for 2 years, READMEs have been changed, the community has adapted, do we still need it? I don't think the community has adapted. Many instructions I've seen recommend changing to a directory outside a module, then running go get in either GOPATH mode or with an explicit GO111MODULE=on. I think we need a more convenient, consistent way of installing tools. And if it isn't going to do ~100% the same thing as git clone && go build is it a net good or a net negative? In module mode, this would be unexpected behavior. The go command usually fetches dependencies from a proxy. Even in direct mode, it doesn't fetch a whole repository. This is discussed in the design doc. A side effect of the way it's being implemented is that it discourages applications from using replace directives, heavily, if it gets adopted by the community as the default way to install applications. It's strange that replace directives are in the language but the tooling discourages from using them. If this is the design we settle in then replace directives should get a deprecation warning in the documentation. replace is not deprecated, and there's no issue with using it during development. replace is discouraged in release versions that other modules may depend on. replace directives are only applied in the main module; they're ignored by go install and go get in another module or outside modules. This leads to subtle differences in selected versions depending on what command was issued where. We felt that reporting an error was preferable to that ambiguity. This is also discussed in the design doc and at length in the previous discussion in . 👍 4 Loading Sorry, something went wrong. Copy link
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