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I have 3 go projects. Project A relies on a submodule of project B and module of project C eg:

gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract
gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectC

When go mod tries to download the modules, module C is correctly downloaded but module B fails:

get "gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract": verifying non-authoritative meta tag
go: gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract@v0.1.0: reading gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract/projectB/contract/go.mod at revision projectB/contract/v0.1.0: unknown revision projectB/contract/v0.1.0

We see that go is trying to read:

gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract/**projectB/contract**/go.mod

instead of

gitlab.com/myorg/myGroup/projectB/contract/go.mod

I've created tag v0.1.0 and contract/v0.1.0 in the repository.

Any idea why go cannot download the modules?

Ps: I've set GOPRIVATE="gitlab.com/myorg"

Ben D
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Ran into this recently with go 1.13, what worked for us was

  • GO111MODULE=on
  • GOSUMDB=off
  • setting GOPRIVATE
  • Lastly, using a personal access token with github git config --global url."https://${TOKEN}@github.com".insteadOf "https://github.com"
Bhargav Rao
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