flyte/2.0.0 package update

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Commit: a5a39dfef1b13a8403ac1e9069863cfa48bdc96b

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⚙️ Build Failed: Configuration

stat /home/build/cmd: directory not found

Build Details

Category	Details
Build System	go
Failure Point	go build command in go/build step - attempting to build from ./cmd directory

Root Cause Analysis 🔍

The build configuration is trying to build from './cmd' directory, but this directory does not exist in the flyte repository at the specified tag v2.0.0. This indicates a mismatch between the build configuration and the actual repository structure.

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🔍 Build failure fix suggestions

Found similar build failures that have been fixed in the past and analyzed them to suggest a fix:

Similar PRs with fixes

• Adding VersionStream for tigera-operator-1.37 #43015

Suggested Changes

File: flyte.yaml

• modification at line 20-24 (pipeline section, go/build step)
  Original:

  - uses: go/build
    with:
      modroot: .
      packages: ./cmd
      output: flyte

Replacement:

  - runs: |
      go build -o flyte .

Content:

Replace the go/build pipeline step with a direct go build command that builds from the root directory instead of looking for a ./cmd directory

Click to expand fix analysis

Analysis

The similar fix shows a pattern where the build failure occurred due to incorrect path specification in the go build command. In the tigera-operator case, the fix involved changing from a generic directory reference to a specific file path (./cmd/main.go). The key pattern is that when a ./cmd directory doesn't exist or doesn't contain the expected structure, the build configuration needs to be updated to reference the correct entry point or use a different build approach that doesn't rely on the ./cmd directory structure.

Click to expand fix explanation

Explanation

The fix changes from using the go/build pipeline step that expects a ./cmd directory to a direct go build command that builds from the root directory. This addresses the core issue where the flyte repository at v2.0.0 doesn't have a ./cmd directory structure. The direct go build approach is more flexible and will work with repositories that have their main package in the root directory or have a different project structure. The pattern from the similar fix shows that when directory structures don't match expectations, using more specific or flexible build commands resolves the issue.

Click to expand alternative approaches

Alternative Approaches

• Investigate the actual repository structure at tag v2.0.0 and update the packages path to point to the correct directory containing the main package
• Use go build with a specific main.go file path if one exists in a different location
• Build multiple binaries if the repository contains multiple cmd subdirectories with different entry points

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