use replace to avoid build failure #132
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Signed-off-by: sivchari <shibuuuu5@gmail.com>
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@sivchari thanks to your contributions! |
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Since there is no comment from the author, I will comment instead. My understanding is that this was a temporary bug that existed during the development of Go 1.25, and that discussions have confirmed it does not exist in any officially released version of Go. apstndb/gsqlutils#1 (comment) |
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WHAT
Added replace directive.
WHY
Currently, wrench got the build failure since the xiter uses invalid syntax. (ref: spheric-cloud/xiter#1)
The pr referred above will correct it, but we don't know when it's merged.
So I added replace directive to avoid this error. Since, we've already had the flow to publish binary, it's not problem to have replace directive in itself.