Hello, I'm the maintainer for sysutils/direnv, and it appears I have a problem.
The current in-tree version of the package is v2.26.0. The latest version from upstream is v2.27.0, and it appears among the changes they have stopped vendoring the dependencies: https://github.com/direnv/direnv/releases/tag/v2.27.0 No problem, I thought, change the Makefile from: GH_ACCOUNT = direnv GH_PROJECT = direnv GH_TAGNAME = v2.26.0 and point it to the go module instead: MODGO_MODNAME = github.com/direnv/direnv MODGO_VERSION = v2.27.0 DISTNAME = direnv-${MODGO_VERSION} However, it appears that this is not mirrored on proxy.golang.org. In fact, there is a version of the package, but it's from 2013. I took a peak through some of the other go ports, as well as the Makefile infrastructure to see if there is a way to have it pull the go module either from Github, or just point it at a tarball somewhere - it appears this is not possible, correct? I am going to file an issue with upstream to suggest that they might want to think about mirroring on proxy.golang.org, but wondering if anyone has guidance on what to do in the interim? Is there a workaround, or are we just SOL? Thanks.
