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pprof fails to work with Go modules #611
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This change adds $GOPATH/pkg/mod as a possible base to search from given that Go modules have been the norm since Go1.11 and we are currently at Go1.16/1.17, hence support for Go modules. Fixes google#611
This change adds $GOPATH/pkg/mod as a possible base to search from given that Go modules have been the norm since Go1.11 and we are currently at Go1.16/1.17, hence support for Go modules. Fixes google#611
This change adds $GOPATH/pkg/mod as a possible base to search from given that Go modules have been the norm since Go1.11 and we are currently at Go1.16/1.17, hence support for Go modules. Fixes google#611
This change adds $GOPATH/pkg/mod as a possible base to search from given that Go modules have been the norm since Go1.11 and we are currently at Go1.16/1.17, hence support for Go modules. Fixes google#611
I just hit this bug -- is there any workaround other than implementing this patch to the pprof tool? |
I run into the same problem when downloading the debug info from a remote server: As a short term workaround that seems to have move the needle for me was creating a symlink for the
Now the output displays as expected:
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Please answer these questions before submitting your issue. Thanks!
What version of pprof are you using?
If you are using pprof via
go tool pprof
, what's yourgo env
output?If you run pprof from GitHub, what's the Git revision?
I am building using the latest Go version which uses the vendored version v0.0.0-20210226084205-cbba55b83ad5
What operating system and processor architecture are you using?
Linux, but this issue is agnostic of operating system
What did you do?
I have code built using Go modules, and when I try to invoke
list
it failsWhat did you expect to see?
Able to view the various profile hits successfully!
What did you see instead?
Proposed remedy
I propose that we instead change this code
pprof/internal/report/source.go
Line 921 in cbba55b
and then also include $GOPATH/pkg/mod as a directory to search from, and I can mail a PR for this, and I am doing so in my local source of Go, but I believe this affects everyone and will need to be distributed
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