After getting numerous errors with `go get` and much searching for answers, I stumbled across this solution.
In Gitlab add a personal access token.
In your ~/.netrc file add:
machine gitlab.com
login {{personal_access_token_name}}
password {{personal_access_token}}
Replacing the prompts with the actual values.
In your .bashrc add
export GOPRIVATE="gitlab.com/{{path_to_project}}"
In your .bashrc add
export GOPRIVATE="gitlab.com/{{path_to_project}}"
This is working for me, a similar approach may well work with bitbucket or codebasehq.
Nice!
ReplyDeleteYou can avoid tinkering with your shell startup scripts to persist your setting by using the go tooling, which maintains user-defined changes to the "sensible defaults" Go uses.
$ go env -w GOPRIVATE="gitlab.com/{{path_to_project}}"
(This actually updates a file in $HOME/.config/go/env - which you could also edit by hand)