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certstrap: Get rid of vendoring #74

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@defer defer commented Mar 2, 2019

Now that certstrap is built on go1.11 with modules support, we don't
need to keep these around. We also don't need to establish a go
environment as subfolder for building.

Now that certstrap is built on go1.11 with modules support, we don't
need to keep these around. We also don't need to establish a go
environment as subfolder for building.
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defer added 2 commits March 2, 2019 12:37
Build relative to the work dir, rather than relying on go path and
includes host components required for building direct and transitive
dependencies.
Tries to build a docker image from the docker file during CI.
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I think we'd like to keep vendoring around for the near future, until the ecosystem matures a bit

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I agree. Go modules will be turned on by default in Go 1.13, so let's wait at least until then.

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defer commented Mar 7, 2019

Sounds like a plan 👍

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@defer if you're still interested, now is probably a good time to dust off your PR and get rid off vendoring :)

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#93 removed vendorized deps

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