go-shutil | golang port of python 's shutil - copy a directory in go
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golang port of python's shutil - copy a directory in go
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- CopyTree copies a directory to dst .
- CopyFile copies a file to dst .
- Copy copies src to dst .
- CopyMode changes the mode of src to dst .
- stringInSlice checks if a is in a string
- samefile returns true if src and dst are equal
- Error implements the error interface for SameFileError .
- Specialfile returns true if the given file is a pipe .
- IsSymlink returns true if the given file is a symlink .
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I'm trying to install a specific version of CockroachDB on my ubuntu machine. I followed the guide on the site and after downloading ~200MB, the latest version is installed :
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Answered 2017-Apr-03 at 14:16Downloading cockroachdb using go get
I get a $GOPATH/src/github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach
with a size of 664MB.
I then tried to clone the github repo for cockroachdb it has a size of 304MB most of which is because of the .git
hidden folder which is 263MB.
Downloading a zipfile from the github ui and unpacking it I end up with a 42MB folder.
The pure git cloned repo and the zipfile version however lacks the vendor
folder which you can read about here. It accounts for another 302MB. The folder is populated with the dependencies of cockroachdb when go get
is used to download the repo (I'm guessing that it follows the link to the vendor repo for cockroach that you can see on the github page).
Since I've done this from the master branch my sizes are a bit different from the v0.1-alpha
version. But I'm guessing that it has a similar cause for the size difference.
To get it to "work" using the zipfile you could try to extract the zipfile to $GOPATH/src/github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach
. Then do a git init
in that folder. And then follow the instructions in the README for in that tag which indicate that you should run make build
. However, I believe you will still need to get some of cockroachdb's dependencies, so it is probably a lot simpler to just follow the official instructions.
I haven't tried it, but are you certain that make install
causes new downloads each time you run it?
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