After following the guidance in step 1 and 2, puku was failing to sync. I'm so new to Please that I got Gemini CLI to help me remedy the issue. Hopefully this can help improve the codelab guidance.
I have fixed the issue where plz puku sync -w was not updating third_party/go/BUILD.
The primary cause was that puku (and the Go plugin) was not explicitly told where to find
the go.mod file, which is required for synchronization. I also improved the puku alias
configuration to ensure it runs from the repository root.
Changes Made:
- Exported go.mod: Created a root BUILD file to export go.mod as a Please target
(//:gomod).
- Configured ModFile: Updated .plzconfig to set ModFile = //:gomod in the [Plugin "go"]
section. This allows puku to correctly locate and sync dependencies.
- Improved Puku Alias: Added --wd=. to the puku alias in .plzconfig to ensure it
executes relative to the workspace root.
- Synchronized Dependencies: Ran plz puku sync -w to populate third_party/go/BUILD with
the go_repo() entry for github.com/google/uuid.
- Generated Source BUILD Files: Ran plz puku fmt src/hello to generate the
src/hello/BUILD file, which now correctly references the third-party dependency.
After following the guidance in step 1 and 2, puku was failing to sync. I'm so new to
Pleasethat I gotGemini CLIto help me remedy the issue. Hopefully this can help improve the codelab guidance.