The Go Build CNB executes the go build compilation process for Go programs.
The buildpack builds the source code in the application directory into an
executable and sets it as the start command for the image.
The Go Build CNB does not provide any dependencies. However, in order to
execute the go build compilation process, the buildpack requires the go
dependency that can be provided by a buildpack like the Go Distribution
CNB.
To package this buildpack for consumption:
$ ./scripts/package.sh
This builds the buildpack's Go source using GOOS=linux by default. You can
supply another value as the first argument to package.sh.
go:
# The go.targets property allows you to specify multiple programs to be
# compiled. The first target will be used as the start command for the image.
targets:
- ./cmd/web-server
- ./cmd/debug-server
build:
# The go.build.flags property allows you to override the default build
# flags when compiling your program.
flags:
- -buildmode=default
- -tags=paketo
- -ldflags="-X main.variable=some-value"
# The go.build.import-path property allows you to specify an import path
# for your application. This is necessary if you are building a $GOPATH
# application that imports its own sub-packages.
import-path: example.com/some-app
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