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I've tried to build Pond following the instructions on imperialviolet.org using both Debian 8 and Fedora 21. For Fedora 21, I just used the repo golang package, working under (the perhaps very wrong) assumption it is no longer broken in F21. In both of these cases I received the following error:
user@pond:~$ go get github.com/agl/pond
package github.com/agl/pond
imports github.com/agl/pond
imports github.com/agl/pond: no buildable Go source files in /home/user/gopkg/src/github.com/agl/pond
It's really only important to me that I can build Pond in Debian, I just tried Fedora to see if I could reproduce the issue. If you like, I can try building Pond by install Go from source in Debian and/or I can verify the tags on the source. It seems like everything is getting there fine, but I have yet to verify the git tags. Too tired right now.
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And speaking of which, wouldn't it be best if your instructions mentioned we should be passing -d to go get, then verifying your tags/commits, and then building? Just saying Ponds protections can be made worthless with a git MitM.
I've tried to build Pond following the instructions on imperialviolet.org using both Debian 8 and Fedora 21. For Fedora 21, I just used the repo golang package, working under (the perhaps very wrong) assumption it is no longer broken in F21. In both of these cases I received the following error:
It's really only important to me that I can build Pond in Debian, I just tried Fedora to see if I could reproduce the issue. If you like, I can try building Pond by install Go from source in Debian and/or I can verify the tags on the source. It seems like everything is getting there fine, but I have yet to verify the git tags. Too tired right now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: