golang
Options for Golang support.
Backend: pants.backend.experimental.go.lint.golangci_lint
Config section: [golang]
Basic options
cgo_enabled
--[no-]golang-cgo-enabled
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_ENABLED
[golang]
cgo_enabled = <bool>
True
Enable Cgo support, which allows Go and C code to interact. This option must be enabled for any packages making use of Cgo to actually be compiled with Cgo support.
See https://go.dev/blog/cgo and https://pkg.go.dev/cmd/cgo for additional information about Cgo.
cgo_tool_search_paths
--golang-cgo-tool-search-paths="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_TOOL_SEARCH_PATHS
[golang]
cgo_tool_search_paths = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "<PATH>" ]
A list of paths to search for tools needed by CGo (e.g., gcc, g++).
Specify absolute paths to directories with tools needed by CGo , e.g. /usr/bin
. Earlier entries will be searched first.
The following special strings are supported:
<PATH>
, the contents of the PATH environment variable
golang_cgo_tool_search_paths
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.go_search_paths
--golang-go-search-paths="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_GO_SEARCH_PATHS
[golang]
go_search_paths = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "<PATH>" ]
A list of paths to search for Go and extra tools needed by go.
Specify absolute paths to directories with the go
binary, e.g. /usr/bin
. Earlier entries will be searched first.
The following special strings are supported:
<PATH>
, the contents of the PATH environment variable<ASDF>
, all Go versions currently configured by ASDF(asdf shell, ${HOME}/.tool-versions)
, with a fallback to all installed versions<ASDF_LOCAL>
, the ASDF binary with the version inBUILD_ROOT/.tool-versions
golang_go_search_paths
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.minimum_expected_version
--golang-minimum-expected-version=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_MINIMUM_EXPECTED_VERSION
[golang]
minimum_expected_version = <str>
1.17
The minimum Go version the distribution discovered by Pants must support.
For example, if you set '1.17'
, then Pants will look for a Go binary that is 1.17+, e.g. 1.17 or 1.18.
You should still set the Go version for each module in your go.mod
with the go
directive.
Do not include the patch version.
Advanced options
asdf_bin_relpath
--golang-asdf-bin-relpath=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_ASDF_BIN_RELPATH
[golang]
asdf_bin_relpath = <str>
bin
The path relative to an ASDF install directory to use to find the bin
directory within an installed Go distribution. The default value for this option works for the go-sdk
ASDF plugin. Other ASDF plugins that install Go may have a different relative path to use.
asdf_tool_name
--golang-asdf-tool-name=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_ASDF_TOOL_NAME
[golang]
asdf_tool_name = <str>
go-sdk
The ASDF tool name to use when searching for installed Go distributions using the ASDF tool manager (https://asdf-vm.com/). The default value for this option is for the go-sdk
ASDF plugin (https://github.com/yacchi/asdf-go-sdk.git). There are other plugins. If you wish to use one of them, then set this option to the ASDF tool name under which that other plugin was installed into ASDF.
cgo_c_flags
--golang-cgo-c-flags="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_C_FLAGS
[golang]
cgo_c_flags = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "-g", "-O2" ]
Compiler options used when compiling C code when Cgo is enabled. Equivalent to setting the CGO_CFLAGS environment variable when invoking go
.
golang_cgo_c_flags
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_cxx_flags
--golang-cgo-cxx-flags="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_CXX_FLAGS
[golang]
cgo_cxx_flags = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "-g", "-O2" ]
Compiler options used when compiling C++ code when Cgo is enabled. Equivalent to setting the CGO_CXXFLAGS environment variable when invoking go
.
golang_cgo_cxx_flags
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_fortran_binary_name
--golang-cgo-fortran-binary-name=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_FORTRAN_BINARY_NAME
[golang]
cgo_fortran_binary_name = <str>
gfortran
Name of the tool to use to compile fortran code included via CGo in a Go package. Pants will search for the tool using the paths specified by the [golang].cgo_tool_search_paths
option.
golang_cgo_fortran_binary_name
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_fortran_flags
--golang-cgo-fortran-flags="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_FORTRAN_FLAGS
[golang]
cgo_fortran_flags = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "-g", "-O2" ]
Compiler options used when compiling Fortran code when Cgo is enabled. Equivalent to setting the CGO_FFLAGS environment variable when invoking go
.
golang_cgo_fortran_flags
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_gcc_binary_name
--golang-cgo-gcc-binary-name=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_GCC_BINARY_NAME
[golang]
cgo_gcc_binary_name = <str>
gcc
Name of the tool to use to compile C code included via CGo in a Go package. Pants will search for the tool using the paths specified by the [golang].cgo_tool_search_paths
option.
golang_cgo_gcc_binary_name
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_gxx_binary_name
--golang-cgo-gxx-binary-name=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_GXX_BINARY_NAME
[golang]
cgo_gxx_binary_name = <str>
g++
Name of the tool to use to compile C++ code included via CGo in a Go package. Pants will search for the tool using the paths specified by the [golang].cgo_tool_search_paths
option.
golang_cgo_gxx_binary_name
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.cgo_linker_flags
--golang-cgo-linker-flags="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_CGO_LINKER_FLAGS
[golang]
cgo_linker_flags = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "-g", "-O2" ]
Compiler options used when linking native code when Cgo is enabled. Equivalent to setting the CGO_LDFLAGS environment variable when invoking go
.
golang_cgo_linker_flags
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.external_linker_binary_name
--golang-external-linker-binary-name=<str>
PANTS_GOLANG_EXTERNAL_LINKER_BINARY_NAME
[golang]
external_linker_binary_name = <str>
gcc
Name of the tool to use as the "external linker" when invoking go tool link
. Pants will search for the tool using the paths specified by the [golang].cgo_tool_search_paths
option.
golang_external_linker_binary_name
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.extra_tools
--golang-extra-tools="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_EXTRA_TOOLS
[golang]
extra_tools = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[]
List any additional executable tools required for the go
tool to work. The paths to these tools will be included in the PATH used in the execution sandbox. E.g. go mod download
may require the git
tool to download private modules.
golang_extra_tools
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.subprocess_env_vars
--golang-subprocess-env-vars="['<str>', '<str>', ...]"
PANTS_GOLANG_SUBPROCESS_ENV_VARS
[golang]
subprocess_env_vars = [
'<str>',
'<str>',
...,
]
[ "LANG", "LC_CTYPE", "LC_ALL", "PATH" ]
Environment variables to set when invoking the go
tool. Entries are either strings in the form ENV_VAR=value
to set an explicit value; or just ENV_VAR
to copy the value from Pants's own environment.
golang_subprocess_env_vars
on local_environment
, docker_environment
, or remote_environment
targets.tailor_binary_targets
--[no-]golang-tailor-binary-targets
PANTS_GOLANG_TAILOR_BINARY_TARGETS
[golang]
tailor_binary_targets = <bool>
True
If true, add a go_binary
target with the tailor
goal in every directory with a .go
file with package main
.
tailor_go_mod_targets
--[no-]golang-tailor-go-mod-targets
PANTS_GOLANG_TAILOR_GO_MOD_TARGETS
[golang]
tailor_go_mod_targets = <bool>
True
If true, add a go_mod
target with the tailor
goal wherever there is a go.mod
file.
tailor_package_targets
--[no-]golang-tailor-package-targets
PANTS_GOLANG_TAILOR_PACKAGE_TARGETS
[golang]
tailor_package_targets = <bool>
True
If true, add a go_package
target with the tailor
goal in every directory with a .go
file.
Deprecated options
None
Related subsystems
None