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buildGoModule: remove modSha256 #93513

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@zowoq zowoq commented Jul 20, 2020

This is dead code but I'll wait until we're closer to 20.09 before merging.

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Mic92 commented Aug 15, 2020

Yes. Actually I think should be not merge before the 20.09 branch off. So people that migrate from 20.03 to 20.09 have the time to update their packages - They would get one release time to migrate everything which is the smallest time unit we can give them.

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zowoq commented Aug 15, 2020

They would get one release time to migrate everything which is the smallest time unit we can give them.

Why?

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Mic92 commented Aug 15, 2020

They would get one release time to migrate everything which is the smallest time unit we can give them.

Why?

This was not present in 20.03. If users upgrade to 20.09 all their packages needs an update. If you have a infrastructure large enough, you may not upgrade all installations at once. The branch off is soonish anyway so these 200 lines should not bother us.

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zowoq commented Aug 15, 2020

This was not present in 20.03. If users upgrade to 20.09 all their packages needs an update. If you have a infrastructure large enough, you may not upgrade all installations at once.

Yes, it is a breaking change that is documented.

People will need to set vendorSha256 = null anyway to use modSha256 so I don't see why we need to keep it around for another release cycle.

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Mic92 commented Aug 15, 2020

Ok. Than we can merge it already.

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Mic92 commented Aug 15, 2020

People that needs to support both can just have both checksums defined in the package.

@@ -257,8 +255,5 @@ let
});
in if disabled then
throw "${package.name} not supported for go ${go.meta.branch}"
else if modSha256 != null then
lib.warn "modSha256 is deprecated and will be removed in the next release (20.09), use vendorSha256 instead" (
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Can you convert this in a throw statement that provides instruction to use vendorSha256 instead?

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Changed to throw.

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People that needs to support both can just have both checksums defined in the package.

With the change to throw the above won't be true anymore. I think it'll be useful for people to support both. Can we throw only if modSha256 is defined but vendorSha256 is not?

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zowoq commented Aug 15, 2020

I'd rather we go back to the original which just outright removed modSha256 without throws or warnings.

IMHO the error that vendorSha256 is required is clear and it still allowed people to set modSha256 if needed.

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If you are going to merge it before the 20.09 branch-off, please update this bit:

attribute to pin fetched version data. <literal>buildGoModule</literal>
still accepts <literal>modSha256</literal> with a warning, but support will
be removed in the next release.

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zowoq commented Aug 18, 2020

Oh, I didn't realise it said that.

It's been in the 20.09 release notes for a couple of months now, is it okay to change it to proceed with this PR?

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