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Complete packages names? #41
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Hi, |
I can give it a try :)
2017-07-12 7:22 GMT+02:00 Eyal Posener <notifications@github.com>:
… Hi,
Thanks for this issue,
This could be fix by adding the go paths to the searched directories here:
https://github.com/posener/complete/blob/master/gocomplete/pkgs.go#L25
Do you want to fix this?
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Thank you for this Eyal! |
Thanks for the feedback, no worries. |
Here are a few further remarks :
The implicit default gopath (since 1.8, see rationale here) is a really super-extra-neat convention imo, we sure try to handle it. Please expect a PR within 15mn, to address the 3 caveats. |
Hello, I am pretty exicted by the "Complete packages names" feature, which is exactly what I'm looking for.
I assume it should work on any fully qualified package name that resides inside $GOPATH (which would default to ~/go if $GOPATH is not set).
Unfortunately, I couldn't make it work:
go build github.c
🔂go test github.com/gorilla/mu
🔂...no results. I have tried with and without GOPATH set, even after starting new bash.
Any idea?
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