go get github.com/argoproj/argo > v.2.5.2

[dcherman]

Summary

I'm not sure whether or not this is a bug or me doing something wrong, so I'm reporting this as a question first. Looking at https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/argoproj/argo, there are no versions newer than v2.5.2 listed versions listed. Trying to force it by using curl against https://sum.golang.org results in invalid version: +incompatible suffix not allowed: module contains a go.mod file, so semantic import versioning is required. Go modules were introduced in v2.6.0 , so that suggests that something might not be set up quite right. Is that a fair assessment (an actual bug), or am I doing something incorrect when trying to run go get for a newer version of argo?

Motivation

Using newer versions of Argo programatically with Golang.

[alexec]

This does not work because we move to Gomodules as of v2.6.0. Unfortunately, the way that Gomodules works (which is frankly bizarre) requires you either create a branch or a subdirectory for v2. So we cannot fix this. You should be able to use @master or similar.

[dcherman]

Should we re-label this with a v3.0 tag since you mentioned that it would be considered during the meeting yesterday?

[blkperl]

@dcherman The current workaround is described here:

#2602 (comment)