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Make default DataFile work with GOPATH with multiple entries. #132

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@vadimsht vadimsht commented Feb 1, 2019

It's not a big deal if this pull request is rejected, since DataFile is overridable and I can override it in my projects instead (it uses multiple GOPATHs).

func BenchmarkParse(b *testing.B) {
filename := dataFile("syntax", "testdata/scan.star")
filename := starlarktest.DataFile("syntax", "testdata/scan.star")
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It is already used by this file in TestParseErrors above.

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I don't understand why this routine is necessary at all. By default, go test runs executables with the cwd set to its package path, so you should be able to simply load the relative path testdata/something.star and have it work.

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go is not the only build system.

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vadimsht commented Feb 1, 2019

I can explain why I'm sending this: my project uses starlarktest package, including assert.star it has. Starlark-go code is "vendored" into parallel GOPATH (i.e. all my sources are in /.../go and all third party code, including starlark-go, are in automatically managed /.../go/.vendor). This results in build.Default.GOPATH being literally /.../go;/.../go/.vendor which confused DataFile.

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Since the introduction of the go modules, now this is even more complex since is really hard found the path where is the source code. I believe that the easiest way to solve this is embed the source code of assert.star in Go.

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