cmd/dlv,_scripts: move things that use x/tools/go/packages to new repo #3990
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Needs go-delve/build-tools#1 |
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Other PR was merged. |
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We changed things in delve so now the changes need to be ported to build-tools: go-delve/build-tools#2 |
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It should be ok to merge now. For the 1.25 failures in teamcity see #4089 |
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Move things that depend on golang.org/x/tools/go/packages to a new repository so that they can use the latest version of that package without forcing delve itself to need the latest version of Go.
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Move things that depend on golang.org/x/tools/go/packages to a new
repository so that they can use the latest version of that package
without forcing delve itself to need the latest version of Go.