Building Go Projects with Private Repository Dependencies

In this example, you will use Cloud Native Build (CNB) to implement "go-private-repo-server" as a private Go repository dependency.

1. Use Cloud Native Build (CNB) to build your project
2. Write a Dockerfile
3. Declarative build cache
4. Understand environment variables and their usage
5. Learn how to use Docker Artifact Repository

• This repository is a server-side main function repository (go-private-repo-server)
• It depends on version v0.0.3 of go-private-repo-dependency
• go-private-repo-dependency needs to create a v0.0.3 version tag

• Configure pipeline with GOPRIVATE and GONOSUMDB environment variables
• Configure git credentials:

git config --global url."https://${CNB_TOKEN_USER_NAME}:${CNB_TOKEN}@cnb.cool".insteadOf "https://cnb.cool"

• Add these environment variables to your .bashrc or .zshrc:

export GOPRIVATE=e.coding.net,cnb.cool
export GONOSUMDB=e.coding.net,cnb.cool

• Configure .netrc with your CNB personal token:

machine cnb.cool
login cnb
password xxxxxxxx