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Upstream dependency go-ieproxy requires CGO #31
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Hey, thanks for opening it here @vangent an idea here would be to not use ieproxy by default... users could still add it to their clients should they see it fit... If y'all think that's acceptable, I can work on a PR for it. |
Anything to not make |
ieporxy is now on 0.0.6 and I use azure-storage-blob-go.
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One important thing to notice here: for now, this package specifies to depend on github.com/mattn/go-ieproxy v0.0.1, which does not have this issue. Bottom line is: do not update go-ieproxy if you don't need to |
Now that mattn/go-ieproxy#34 is fixed and go-ieproxy v0.0.8+ has support for not using CGO, perhaps the upstream dependency could be upgraded again, and this issue could be closed? |
I have a project that depends on azure-pipeline-go, and a user has reported that it no longer compiles unless CGO compilation is enabled. This is new in the
0.0.2
and0.0.3
version ofgo-ieproxy
.google/go-cloud#3114 is the bug report. Basically, compilation fails unless
CGO_ENABLED=1
(Go defaults it to 1 in some scenarios, but you can always disable it).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: