v0.2.0 release is missing https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/opiproject/sztp/[email protected]

[glimchb]

see https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/opiproject/sztp/sztp-agent?tab=versions

see https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/opiproject/sztp/[email protected]/pkg/secureagent

but I did create https://github.com/opiproject/sztp/releases/tag/v0.2.0

maybe related to #416 ?

[glimchb]

@Xeckt @bhoopesh369 can any of you look into this ?

[Xeckt]

Sure, I can take a look, had similar issues myself before.

[Xeckt]

Looks like it only detects the versioning for the sztp project instead of sztp-agent, and complains about it missing the package:

~/Documents/GitHub/sztp git:[cli-fixes]
go install github.com/opiproject/sztp/[email protected]
go: downloading github.com/opiproject/sztp v0.2.0
go: github.com/opiproject/sztp/[email protected]: module github.com/opiproject/[email protected] found, but does not contain package github.com/opiproject/sztp/sztp-agent

Which makes sense considering you removed it. Everything will have to be through opiproject/sztp instead which won't work so long as there is no go.mod in the root of the project. Not sure how this should update as you can't version a folder in github...

[bhoopesh369]

I think tagging the packages inside will do it?
since I guess only the folder was tagged

[glimchb]

maybe move everything up 1 level #416 git mv sztp-agent/* . ?

[bhoopesh369]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62539376/can-you-tag-individual-folders-files-in-git

[bhoopesh369]

maybe move everything up 1 level #416 git mv sztp-agent/* . ?

Would be the ideal solution

[Xeckt]

I think tagging the packages inside will do it? since I guess only the folder was tagged

What I was thinking.

[glimchb]

maybe move everything up 1 level #416 git mv sztp-agent/* . ?

Would be the ideal solution

let's do it. I'm supportive

[Xeckt]

We're happy to do this, in this case everything pretty much being located in the root of the project?

[glimchb]

I was waiting for #427 to go in , to avoid merge conflicts, after we can restructure folders