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This logic was already being applied in the test case but not the general case. Now it is just applied regardless. Instead of targeting a specific main.go file (ex. "foo/main.go") it will now target an entire directory (ex. "foo/.") and get all the other files needed.
This logic was already being applied in the test case but not the general case. Now it is just applied regardless. Instead of targeting a specific main.go file (ex. "foo/main.go") it will now target an entire directory (ex. "foo/.") and get all the other files needed.
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This logic was already being applied in the test case but not the general case. Now it is just applied regardless. Instead of targeting a specific main.go file (ex. "foo/main.go") it will now target an entire directory (ex. "foo/.") and get all the other files needed.
What happened?
If main is split into multiple files then cross-compilation fails (ex. when running a pipeline on Dataflow and creating a worker binary).
Issue Priority
Priority: 2
Issue Component
Component: sdk-go
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