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Allow ./... as a build target
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This breaks the common target `./...` which behaves differently from `...`
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./... as a build target
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This rewrote index.js a lot more than I expected, possibly I did something weird? |
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feel free to leave comments here but i'm going to open a new pr with the sameish contents against actions/go-dependency-submission |
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Go interprets
./...as distinct from...when finding build targets. Avoid normalizing this path in order to keep the/. Go treats the targets./...andalldifferently. When using./...test targets will be ignored, whereasallincludes them.