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Go rules example with third party package?
See original GitHub issueBuck for go is great, BUT, creating BUCK files manually for even the most common third party packages seems quite a hassle.
How could you use Buck (from the naive-developer point of view) with, say, golang.org/x/oauth2?
Could you provide examples?
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I just wrote a simple tool to do this https://github.com/vmagro/go-buck-generator It’s a bit rough around the edges right now (see the TODO in the README) but it works for a lot of cases making the whole thing a lot less tedious
Any news on this? What do you exactly mean by TARGET files?
Slightly off-topic: I’m also still looking for a good way to manage my go dependencies in a buck project (outside a GOPATH), ideally without checking in all the vendored libraries. There’s a myriad of different go vendoring/dependency tools, but none seem to fit the bill. Pointers appreciated.