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Is there a way to get correct ldflags data when installing a program with go get?

No.

I found the answer finally,

I run make command using VSCode terminal, the terminal type that I used, was Command Prompt. If you change the terminal type to Git bash, commands work correctly.

The interesting error message is:

According to Kong 1.0.0 changelog:

The API entity and related concepts such as the /apis endpoint, are removed (deprecated since 0.13.0, March 2018). Use Routes and Services instead.

Since Kong 1.0 /apis endpoint is no longer available. Because of that you got 404 Not found response.

To add your API to Kong you have to use /services and /routes. This tutorial explains how to do it: Configuring a Service

Here's how to script Bartek's answer, in one easy line:

The --include option has no effect on verbosity levels: it simply says that the patching process should apply changes to the named files, which of course implies that it should not apply changes to other files. That is, a patch might mention files this.txt, that.py, and README. If you say "include changes to this.txt and README" you are implying "please don't make any changes to that.py".

The --verbose option is actually a counter: used once, it raises the verbosity level from zero or "normal" to 1 or "verbose", and used twice it raises it beyond that. However, there's no special action for higher numbers here (some Git commands do have multiple levels of verbosity, e.g., git branch has two). There is a special negative-1 level but you cannot set that yourself (it's used automatically when git am applies multiple patches, with commits after each apply).

The --reject option automatically raises the verbosity level to at least 1. Hence, internally, the sequence of options:

You can set the environmental property for all tasks of type Exec: