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I think ./bin is a more appropiate directory to save the generated build (make build) than ./tmp. If you read the golang documentation you could find that they use ./bin directory to contain executable commands. I know that we are not working with workspaces but seems to be a guideline we could follow. Anyway this is issue is not much important and can be discussed.
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Closing this one as we are going to use ./bin for executables that are required in development, build dist should still go to ./tmp because they are not intended to be used as tools in ./bin... examples of what goes in bin is the binary for the linter and the binary for creating swagger documentation.
I think
./bin
is a more appropiate directory to save the generated build (make build
) than./tmp
. If you read the golang documentation you could find that they use./bin
directory to contain executable commands. I know that we are not working with workspaces but seems to be a guideline we could follow. Anyway this is issue is not much important and can be discussed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: