I have a project with a glide.yaml file with the following (among other things):
ignore:
- common
- common/http
This project has a test file that imports common/http. After running glide update on v0.11.0 I see the following in my glide.lock
testImports:
- name: common/http
version: ""
Basically an explicitly ignored module is showing up in the in glide.lock. I'm aware that doing relative imports in this way isn't the advised pattern. However - this was pretty unexpected behavior and I would guess is a bug? The reason I noticed it was that it broke the glide install I ran later on.
Hope this is helpful, let me know if any more clarification would be useful.
I have a project with a
glide.yamlfile with the following (among other things):This project has a test file that imports
common/http. After runningglide updateon v0.11.0 I see the following in myglide.lockBasically an explicitly ignored module is showing up in the in
glide.lock. I'm aware that doing relative imports in this way isn't the advised pattern. However - this was pretty unexpected behavior and I would guess is a bug? The reason I noticed it was that it broke theglide installI ran later on.Hope this is helpful, let me know if any more clarification would be useful.