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Subject: [Bug 192964] [New Port] devel/go-hashicorp-logutils
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--- Comment #9 from Thomas Bartelmess <thomas@bartelmess.io> ---
I just checked, lang/go does not create the share folder.

All go packages devel/go-flags, devel/go-json-rest, devel/go-pretty,
devel/go-sql-driver, devel/go-runewidth, devel/go-termbox have @dirrmtry
share/go in the pkg-plist 

(In reply to John Marino from comment #8)
> (In reply to Thomas Bartelmess from comment #7)
> > I think the
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_SRCDIR%%/%%GO_PKGNAME%%
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_SRCDIR%%/github.com/hashicorp
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_SRCDIR%%/github.com
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_SRCDIR%%
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_LIBDIR%%/github.com/hashicorp
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_LIBDIR%%/github.com
> > @dirrmtry %%GO_LIBDIR%%
> > @dirrmtry share/go/pkg
> > @dirrmtry share/go
> > 
> > is still required since go installs the sources of the package there.
> 
> 
> I have a very difficult time believing "share/go" didn't exist before this
> package gets installed.
> 
> /me checks
> 
> wow, it didn't.  That's terrible.  Every single go program that installs a
> library has to include these lines?  Aren't
> %%GO_SRCDIR%%
> %%GO_LIBDIR%%
> share/go/pkg
> share/go 
> 
> common?
> 
> I'll add the maintainer of GO in CC.  If this isn't unique to this port,
> then I'd suggest that GO start installing these directories so it owns them.
> 
> Obviously the key is whether or not these directories are common or unique.

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