Go get fails with unrecognized import path
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montanaflynn commented
Following https://github.com/ipfs/ipget#install-from-source on a mac:
go get -d github.com/ipfs/ipget
package gx/ipfs/QmQa2wf1sLFKkjHCVEbna8y5qhdMjL8vtTJSAc48vZGTer/go-ipfs/path: unrecognized import path "gx/ipfs/QmQa2wf1sLFKkjHCVEbna8y5qhdMjL8vtTJSAc48vZGTer/go-ipfs/path" (import path does not begin with hostname)
package gx/ipfs/QmVcLF2CgjQb5BWmYFWsDfxDjbzBfcChfdHRedxeL3dV4K/cli: unrecognized import path "gx/ipfs/QmVcLF2CgjQb5BWmYFWsDfxDjbzBfcChfdHRedxeL3dV4K/cli" (import path does not begin with hostname)
package gx/ipfs/Qmdk8Ea9GkbwHr7UNKVYaLRwwHSt69xBXuSvRVyNWZ9sZE/fallback-ipfs-shell: unrecognized import path "gx/ipfs/Qmdk8Ea9GkbwHr7UNKVYaLRwwHSt69xBXuSvRVyNWZ9sZE/fallback-ipfs-shell" (import path does not begin with hostname)
doyzfly commented
me too
LastExile16 commented
I also have the same problem. any fix please?
lanzafame commented
@montanaflynn @doyzfly @LastExile16 this is an expected error as imports in ipget
are specified with the hash produced by the gx
tool. Follow the instructions to install from source. The key step is to run make install
inside the ipget
directory. go get -d github.com/ipfs/ipget
is just used to download the source code and it isn't expected to be able to be built at that point.
montanaflynn commented
@lanzafame that should probably be documented on the page, otherwise users like me will think it's broken and not continue onto the next steps.
gammazero commented
The gx tool is no longer used, so this problem is not happening anymore.