Fix "gvm cross" for Go 1.4

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!

[tianon]

go tool dist: opendir /home/user/.gvm/gos/go1.4/src/pkg/runtime: No such file or directory
ERROR: Couldn't compile runtime library for darwin amd64

I also took the liberty of including a second commit which fixes some whitespace inconsistencies in the same file (but I'm happy to remove/separate that commit if preferred).

[tianon]

I can't help but think that it might be more accurate here to look for "$GOROOT/pkg/${GOOS}_${GOARCH}/runtime.a" or similar, but I haven't done the necessary testing to verify that this would work across a reasonable number of Go versions (but it would catch attempted installs better, and make them easier to repeat).

It'd obviously need to come with the same logic above in display_list, so that's a project for a separate PR, IMO. :)

[tianon]

This is affecting multiple Docker projects now (and I'd really rather avoid using language: bash in my .travis.yml files and duplicating the necessary bits of gvm in every file). 😦

[gregorygtseng]

hi @tianon sorry for the delay. could you rebase this on master?

[tianon]

Sure thing; rebased.

[gregorygtseng]

thanks!