SERVERLESS-2296 | Support private dependencies in Go functions by supporting vendoring#30
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SERVERLESS-2296 | Support private dependencies in Go functions by supporting vendoring#30
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Manual testing done in https://github.internal.digitalocean.com/mwelke/testing-serverless-2296 |
Co-authored-by: rodric rabbah <rodric@gmail.com>
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We should be able to add a test to the Scala tests in this repo, that do test the runtime in isolation. Let's sit together on a meeting for that. |
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This is the implementation described in https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sxNQvzDhinB4KkjHM_GWEjL_zj3B1dGBYu3pxhn1AjA/edit, done only for Go 1.17 so far.
If this is reviewed and nothing looks off, we'd do the same for every Go version we support at DO. So probably just 1.17.