Force analysis of named paths in glide get#707
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Force analysis of named paths in glide get#707sdboyer wants to merge 1 commit intoMasterminds:masterfrom
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This addresses the issue where `glide get` fails to incorporate transitive dependencies of deps named on the command line and not already imported in the project.
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hi @sdboyer , works well on Mac, not on TravisCI (docker instance on ubuntu 12) while executing |
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@nsilberman that's the other half of the issue that got conflated in with #468, i think - note the double-nested path within the cache directory. i think i aim to deal with that one separately |
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This addresses the issue where
glide getfails to incorporate transitive dependencies of deps named on the command line and not already imported in the project.Fixes #690 I think; related to #468