The autocert.go file in x/tools was deleted in CL 162400, but some
related variables were left behind. This change deletes them, since
they are unused by now. (If you're feeling déjà vu, it's likely
because this was done in x/website in CL 197957.)
Updates golang/go#29206
Updates golang/go#32011
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When the GOMOD value is the operating system's null device, there
isn't a main module. Return an empty build list right away, since
running 'go list -m all' in Go 1.14 will cause a "cannot match "all":
working directory is not part of a module" error.
Fixesgolang/go#35690
Updates golang/go#35728
Change-Id: I024ca3b7d774835140ce4a1625133aff6554a533
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The canonical home for the golang.org website by now is
the golang.org/x/website/cmd/golangorg command. That is
the command that should be used to run the website locally
instead of godoc.
This change reduces the scope of x/tools/cmd/godoc to be
a minimal Go Documentation Server. It removes the remaining
pieces of the golang.org website and changes the title from
"The Go Programming Language" to "Go Documentation Server".
The web tree is modified as follows:
• The index page has been modified to redirect to /pkg/,
which serves a list of packages.
• The /doc/ tree is removed.
• The /robots.txt and /opensearch.xml pages are removed, since
the primary use case for godoc now is a local web server.
• The Google Analytics sections are removed from static templates,
since it's always an empty value in local web server mode.
Fixesgolang/go#32011
Updates golang/go#29206
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When the GOMOD value is the operating system's null device, there
isn't a main module and thus there cannot be module requirements.
Don't try to fill module cache, since running 'go mod download'
would cause a "no modules specified (see 'go help mod download')"
error to be printed, which is confusing.
Fixesgolang/go#35476
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This change implements initial support for viewing Go package
documentation with godoc in module mode. There are no UI changes.
When running the godoc binary in a directory where module mode
is active (i.e., go env GOMOD reports a non-empty path), the
documentation will be shown for packages provided by modules
rather than from the GOPATH workspace.
The mode can be controlled in the same way as the go command, by
changing the GO111MODULE environment variable¹ value. For example,
'GO111MODULE=on godoc' will force godoc to run in module mode, and
'GO111MODULE=off godoc' will force godoc to run in GOPATH mode.
It is implemented by reusing the existing virtual filesystem
abstraction. The main module and all of its dependencies (in
other words, the build list²) are determined by invoking the
go list -m all command in the same directory. An attempt is
made to fill the module cache with any selected module versions
that are not already in the local module cache.
This behavior can be controlled in the same way as the go command,
by setting the GOPROXY environment variable. For example, setting
GOPROXY=off disables downloading of any modules. If any of the
modules could not be fetched, it is printed to stderr and
documentation is shown for all other available packages.
¹ https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Module_support
² https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-The_main_module_and_the_build_listFixesgolang/go#33655
Change-Id: I86f795537b65acae3771afd19d2e7cb360425467
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After godoc stopped being part of the Go distribution, the location
of the godoc binary and the go binary can be different. Hence the old
GOROOT finding logic does not work anymore.
We shell out to "go env GOROOT" to return the new GOROOT.
Fixesgolang/go#23445
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CL 196979 moved the pollInterval sleep to the bottom of the loop
with the intent of not sleeping before the first readiness check,
but that caused an unintended consequence of the sleep being skipped
when errors happen. Move it back to the top to avoid that problem.
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This change converts cmd/godoc tests to use the packagestest package
in its basic integration tests. For now, those tests continue to run
in GOPATH mode only. When module support is added to cmd/godoc, then
the same tests will be made to run in module mode too.
Previously, the basic integration test covered godoc functionality
on Go packages in GOROOT only. This change also adds some third
party packages to increase test coverage. This is easy to do with
the packagestest API.
Updates golang/go#33655
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Previously, the waitForServer family of helpers would wait anywhere
between 15 seconds to 2 minutes for the server to become ready.
But if there's a problem that results in the server exiting early,
that wasn't being detected quickly.
This change modifies tests to also wait for command to exit,
and fail the test quickly if so. This helps during development.
Updates golang/go#33655
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This change replaces the env package with a new golangorgenv package.
The previous env package existed primarily to configure the godoc
instance that was running golang.org. By now, the golang.org website
has been factored out to x/website, which has its own env package,
but ends up still using this env package indirectly via x/tools/godoc.
The goal of this change is to make env available for other services
that run on subdomains of golang.org, so they can continue to safely
rely on the x/tools/playground, which will be modified in the next
commit to also use the new golangorgenv.
The golangorgenv package replaces the IsProd function with a more
specific one. Start using it in packages x/tools/{,cmd}/godoc. Also,
re-arrange the order of checks to give the host suffix check higher
priority than the environment variable check. This way, if the
environment variable isn't set, the host suffix check gets a chance
to run.
When getting the value of "X-AppEngine-Country" header, use its
canonical format "X-Appengine-Country" to avoid an allocation.
This does not change behavior.
Updates golang/go#30486
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The code to serve the golang.org website has been moved to
the golang.org/x/website sub-repository. x/website has become
the canonical source of the golang.org website as of CL 162157,
and so this code can be removed from here now.
This has the benefit of removing some external dependencies
that were only used by the website in production mode, and
in turn enabling x/tools to be a smaller tools-related module.
In future changes, the golang.org/x/tools/cmd/godoc command
will be reduced in scope to be a tool for serving Go package
documentation only, not the rest of the golang.org website.
Run go mod tidy (using Go 1.12 RC 1).
Updates golang/go#29206
Updates golang/go#29981
Change-Id: I61fd25627d0506901b04688dea8d8c9da9fe8f04
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This change adds a small number of integration tests for the godoc
command's -url flag, confirming that the behavior matches the local http
server tests in those cases. It fixes three bugs which prevent the -url
flag from working currently.
Fixesgolang/go#30259Fixesgolang/go#30260Fixesgolang/go#30261
Change-Id: I0ca1fe81f9f186d0ca02b31674cc8654af434e92
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/162907
Reviewed-by: Dmitri Shuralyov <dmitshur@golang.org>
The documentation of the "flat" presentation mode was removed
inadvertently as part of post-CLI-removal documentation cleanup
in CL 143077. The FlatDir flag still exists and is supported.
This change re-adds it to cmd/godoc documentation.
Also fix a typo in the "src" presentation mode description.
Updates golang/go#25443
Change-Id: If4705d70bc5eafee92cdfd52409aca4606a0efd7
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/162984
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Add a redirect for the recently created x/website subrepository.
It's not yet included at https://golang.org/pkg/#subrepo because it's
in development. Once development reaches the point that x/website
is the canonical location of the golang.org server, we can consider
including x/website at https://golang.org/pkg/#subrepo (just like
x/blog, x/tour, x/build are already included there).
Updates golang/go#29206
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Change CL 153869 added a help message when there are leftover arguments,
as that used to invoke the command-line interface that is now gone.
But the example in the help text (go doc -all net/http) generates a huge
amount of output.
Use a very simple, small-output example instead, to illustrate how to
solve the problem without scrolling the program description hundreds
of screenfuls away.
Change-Id: I1887af1f3e853bf3a852dc374746074f1cd39441
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/155157
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The command-line interface was recently removed in favor of "go doc".
Change-Id: Idfcfca3b2eafaf63148a2ed88d4d25c61d9e3c69
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/153869
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ReverseProxy doesn't re-set the Request's Host field, only
Request.URL.Host.
The HTTP/2 client prefers Request.Host over Request.URL.Host, so this
results in the request being sent back to the host that originally
accepted the request.
This results in an infinite redirect (and consumption of many connections to
itself).
See Issue golang/go#28168 for details.
Replace it with a simple proxy that drops all the headers (except
Content-Type).
I tried setting the proxy.Director, but it still didn't work. Could do
with some more investigation.
Fixesgolang/go#28134.
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Until the index is read completely, search requests will serve
an "indexing in progress" message. We make this synchronous
to allow the index to be read completely before starting to serve
requests.
Fixesgolang/go#24965
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- Removed all documentation which referred to godoc's CLI capabilities.
- Added some missing flags which were not documented.
- Removed some redundant mentions of "web server" because now it is
just a web server.
- Converted some links to https
Change-Id: I7ddcf417d2bc3df13183adcfd0f82af9a37a1b91
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The corpus needs to be init'd before generating the index.
Regression caused by CL 141397.
Updates golang/go#25443.
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httptest assumes it's running a test, it registers its own flags, which
means godoc ends up with mysterious flags.
By implement an http.ResponseWriter, we do not need to use httptest.
Fixesgolang/go#28138
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godoc is now just a webserver (the one that runs golang.org)
A future change might rename this to something else, but not now.
Fixesgolang/go#25443
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Also moves the ARG declarations immediately before they're used to
make this omission less likely for future additions.
Change-Id: Id52a936d978f96d3c629feff69fc9dc4ae1b8463
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Adds version information for package docs for the production version of
godoc running on golang.org.
Updates golang/go#5778.
Change-Id: I8b56e8152b20b34104f274263a6c0b5a0180093b
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/139557
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Deploys no longer depend on Docker.
With only Make and gcloud installed, the following should deploy a new version:
$ git clone https://go.googlesource.com/tools
$ cd tools
$ cd cmd/godoc
$ make cloud-build deploy
Updates golang/go#27205.
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Also rename `make build` and `make push` to `make docker-build` and
`make docker-push` in preparation to introduce Cloud Build (removing
the dependency on Docker).
Updates golang/go#27205.
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Some users may set GO111MODULE=on, and we will eventually want to be able to
build x/tools itself in module mode.
Updates golang/go#27858
Updates golang/go#27852
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Run them separately from the other tests in godoc_test by requiring a
regtest.host flag and by filtering on the test name.
Updates golang/go#27205.
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test.golang.org is no longer -- instead allow access to version-specific
App Engine URLs (like 20181002t1342-dot-golang-org.appspot.com).
App Engine Flex uses the X-Forwarded-Proto to signify the proto used by
the originating request (it always uses h1 on 8080 when proxying the
request).
Updates golang/go#27205.
Change-Id: I423ffe65df325500a2fa04c7b655797ecc6ad037
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* Build Go from a given version (make.bash)
* Add a /buildinfo file that describes the inputs of the
build/deployment.
* Use Makefile/environment variables to override Go version and
Docker tag.
Updates golang/go#27205.
Change-Id: Ia7a88b75f9d5b2319d2381e56bc963eb53e889c7
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See bug for more details on exactly what was migrated.
Notably:
* No more Google-internal deployment scripts; see README.godoc-app and
the Makefile for details.
* Build tag "golangorg" is used for the godoc configuration used for
golang.org.
* Use of App Engine libraries replaced with GCP client libraries.
* Redis is used to replace App Engine memcache.
* Google analytics is controlled by an environment variable.
* Regression tests have been migrated from Google-internal.
* hg -> git hash map is moved from Google-internal.
Updates golang/go#27205.
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Remove all of the code generation and the concept of "APPDIR" - just
generate godoc.zip and index files in the app directory.
Simplify generation of the zip - use a symlink so that every file in
godoc.zip is under the "goroot" directory, regardless of the
environment. Previously, the prefix would be dependent on the location
of the user's GOROOT.
Running the setup script is now optional - it's now possible to run
dev_appserver.py on a regular checkout of cmd/godoc without godoc.zip
and search index files. Use environment variables to switch whether the
zip file is used vs reading GOROOT from the filesystem.
Change-Id: I1ce95c891717fe2da975f979778fd775b23f18c8
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/46725
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1.8 is no longer supported. Remove code that placates it.
Also removes a superfluous newline in appinit.go.
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The logic to determine whether a filesystem root was in GOROOT or GOPATH
still relied on runtime.GOROOT(), whereas cmd/godoc was updated to copy
the goroot finding logic from standard library.
Hence, godoc is unable to determine if a filesystem is in GOROOT or not
when the binary is outside runtime.GOROOT(). So we expose a new variable
and set that from cmd/godoc to avoid copying the logic again for the 3rd time.
Fixesgolang/go#27162
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The test was looking for strings found in specific Go versions
without checking for the actual Go version running the test.
Used ReleaseTags to check whether the current go version should
execute a test or not.
P.S. The version info is inferred from the binary running the test.
But the test builds godoc using the "go" binary in $PATH. In case
one is testing different go versions, please ensure to run tests
by changing the $PATH variable to point to different go versions,
rather than using a custom go binary in a different path.
Fixesgolang/go#26531
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Follow-up to CL 85396, which only did types, funcs, and methods.
This adds version info to struct fields (in the form of small
comments) if the struct field's version is different from the struct
itself, to minimize how often this fires.
Updates golang/go#5778
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This change reads $GOROOT/api/go1.*.txt when godoc starts and caches
information about which versions of Go introduce functions, types, and
methods. This information is displayed currently only in HTML output.
Functions, types, and methods introduced as part of Go 1 are not
annotated, as their presence at that version is implied.
This change does not address constants or variables, and completely
ignores the syscall package. The former are future work, the latter is
likely an exercise in futility. In all cases, this is because the story
around displaying the version information is not well developed.
Fixesgolang/go#5778
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- Setting the GOROOT build path to the value passed from the command line.
- Clarified the return values to named parameters for extra clarity.
- And while here, added some missed out error handling. Just logging the error
to preserve original behavior.
Fixesgolang/go#13296
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Currently, links inside blog articles are absolute links to golang.org.
But when a godoc server is run locally, the blog package should
serve local links pointing to the local godoc server. It is not possible
to simply change the links inside the blog templates to relative urls
because the blog articles are independant pages on their own.
And moreover, they are served from blog.golang.org.
Rather, the blog package consumes and serves blog articles.
So, a flag was added in the Config struct to denote whether
to convert the links or not. This flag is then set from the
call site in godoc package where the blog server is initialized from.
This was required because "golang.org/x/tools/blog" is a package
which can be used by other code to serve blog pages and not just godoc.
This preserves existing functionality for all working code which
imports "golang.org/x/tools/blog" and changes the functionality only
when a godoc server is run locally.
And while here, replace relevant bytes.Buffer occurences
with strings.Builder.
Fixesgolang/go#22681
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Separate the templates of package root directory and other
directories. This removes several if-else conditions and
makes the template code much cleaner.
To be merged after CL 95835.
For golang/go#3305
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Run-TryBot: Andrew Bonventre <andybons@golang.org>
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Reviewed-by: Andrew Bonventre <andybons@golang.org>
