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I'm trying to install a package from a self-hosted gitea instance. I'm trying to get a package running go install gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir but I'm getting this error

no required module provides package gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir; to add it:
        go get gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir

Any help would be appreciated to show me how can I configure my go env.

I've set GOPRIVATE="gitea.urkob.com/urko" but it still not working, I don't know if I'm missing something.

Gudari
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go install is used to install a binary, not a package.

Whereas in your case, gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir is only a package, because when I tried with go get, I'm getting:

$ go get -v gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir
get "gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir": found meta tag vcs.metaImport{Prefix:"gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir", VCS:"git", RepoRoot:"https://gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir.git"} at //gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir?go-get=1
gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir (download)
gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir
# gitea.urkob.com/urko/go-root-dir
runtime.main_main·f: function main is undeclared in the main package

If you meant it to be a binary, then put/specify a main function for it.

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  • oh thanks, let my try. I'll give you answer soon. – Gudari Feb 27 '23 at 08:23
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    It worked! I've got confused by two options. I would swear I saw that `go get` will be deprecated and that's why I used instead go install ... anyway thanks so much – Gudari Feb 27 '23 at 13:47