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My go project file structure is like the following:
src/main/main.go src/package1/... src/package2/..
However gobfuscate processed all packages, so I had to rename it back to main and build it.
main
Can you add an argument to exclude certain package names?
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Is an argument necessary, or would you rather the tool explicitly noticed if a package was called "main" and didn't rename it?
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Since the main function in the main package is the entrypoint of a go program, I usually build the program like this:
GOPATH=$PWD go build src/main/main.go
So if the main directory is renamed I will need to locate that directory first.
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My go project file structure is like the following:
However gobfuscate processed all packages, so I had to rename it back to
main
and build it.Can you add an argument to exclude certain package names?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: