| 30 May 2025 |
 @s_r:matrix.org | maybe is possible to get the dependencies with go mod but store them as output of some derivation and use that as buildInput for the actual package that you are building... | 18:26:50 |
 jrick | GOMODCACHE will override where modules are downloaded to | 18:27:52 |
| jrick | it can also be cleared at any time with go clean -modcache | 18:28:39 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | yeah, exactly. I think what I would like is a specific GOMODCACHE AND GOPATH for each nix shell | 18:29:35 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | * yeah, exactly. I think what I would like is a specific GOMODCACHE and GOPATH for each nix shell | 18:29:47 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | so that you don't get binaries pulled from your home | 18:30:06 |
 K900 | I'm pretty sure you can do that with buildGoModule? | 18:30:21 |
| K900 | Though you'll have to keep your vendorHash in sync | 18:30:34 |
| jrick | forget GOPATH exists, the ones that matter are GOCACHE and GOMODCACHE | 18:31:18 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | I guess the thing that got me thinking about this is that I need to download any given module once, the first time I need it, but then I don't need to do that again even if I'm in a different shell | 18:34:07 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | which is convenient, but was counter intuitive at first | 18:34:32 |
| @s_r:matrix.org | I think I can live with that given that there is still a vendor hash | 18:34:55 |
| jrick | go's tooling already handles that with the module cache (albeit per-user) | 18:35:14 |
