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Pass -build_flags as Multiple Args#357
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Value of -build_flags was passed to 'go' as a single argument. For example when passing -build_flags "-mod vendor", the invoked commandline was `go -mod\ vendor` and the go command errored out because there is no such arg. That has caused confusion, e.g. in golang#296 Solve this by splitting the argument by a space.
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Value of -build_flags was passed to 'go' as a single argument.
For example when passing -build_flags "-mod vendor", the invoked
commandline was
go -mod\ vendorand the go command errored out becausethere is no such arg.
That has caused confusion, e.g. in #296
Solve this by splitting the argument by a space.