twoliter make: take go modules from environment #132
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In bottlerocket-os#130 1410d5b we startred requiring GO_MODULES to come from the environment when using twoliter make. This appeared to work because go mod vendor had been cached when testing. But in fact, we were not taking the environment variable at all! So this commit fixes it.
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Description of changes:
In #130 1410d5b we started requiring GO_MODULES to come from the environment when using twoliter make. This appeared to work because go mod vendor had been cached when testing. But in fact, we were not taking the environment variable at all! So this commit fixes it.
Testing done:
cargo make cleanfollowed bycargo buildin BottlerocketTerms of contribution:
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