Support for local and external packages?

[mna]

Hi,

I'm trying gom for the first time, so it's possible I'm doing something wrong. I have the following structure for a project in a private repo (not go getable, requires auth):

private/cmd
private/cmd/package1
private/cmd/package2

cmd is a main package, and it uses cmd/package1 and cmd/package2. They are part of the same repo, so I don't want to vendor the packages. But cmd and the packages use external dependencies from github and google code.

I generated the Gomfile, and deleted the lines for the cmd/package1 and cmd/package2. When I run gom build, it complains that he cannot find those packages. Is this a supported scenario, to have some dependencies resolved in the standard GOPATH, and some resolved using the vendor/gom-defined GOPATH?

Thanks,
Martin

[janckerchen]

+1

my case

my project directory is in $GOPATH, I need a subdir to collect some stuff like models

src/models/user.go
src/main.go

gom prevent me to import "model", because $GOPATH is replaced totally.

$ gom test
sqlite3_db_test.go:7:2: cannot find package "model" in any of:
    /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.1.2/libexec/src/pkg/model (from $GOROOT)
    /opt/dev_play/go_projects/src/gorm_demo/vendor/src/model (from $GOPATH)
gom:  exit status 1

gom set "./vendor " to $GOPATH, but it's better to append it to $GOPATH.

[dre1080]

+1 @mattn I have the same issue as @janckerchen and @PuerkitoBio

[ezotrank]

+1
Maybe syntax like this:

gom 'some_private_package', path => './vendor/some_private_package'

[mattn]

Maybe, this issue depend on https://codereview.appspot.com/61630048/

[rberger]

So how does one deal with packages that are inside of the repo that gom is operating on?