"no buildable Go source files" about godebug

[jeremyschlatter]

The problem happens because, in the above example, a/b/c is instrumented but a/b is not. godebug should be fixed to make this work, but in the meantime you can also instrument the parent packages as a workaround:

a $ godebug run -instrument a/b/c,a/b a.go
B
-> _ = "breakpoint"
(godebug) c
C

[FiloSottile]

Hit the same problem when trying to build (with the new UX) package github.com/FiloSottile/BERserk/BERserker which imports github.com/FiloSottile/BERserk.

[TechnotronicOz]

I have been having this same issue. We have multiple Go apps and we have structured the mains like:

|--- ./appOne/
        |--- appOne.go
|--- ./appTwo/
        |--- appTwo.go

then the sub packages exist in:

|--- ./lib/
        |--- appOne/packageOne/
                |--- packageOne.go
        |--- appOne/packageTwo/
                |--- packageTwo.go
        |--- appTwo/packageOne/
                |--- packageOne.go

[otoolep]

Same here, really struggling when trying to instrument packages with this otherwise great tool.

[willfaught]

Have the same issue