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Rename Module to avoid path conflict with Ethereum go-ethereum #158
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We are running into this issue as well after the nitro upgrade and needing to run the forked geth client along side the geth client. Any work around? |
@FeurJak @jongregis can this be solved by just naming the import ex. |
@hkalodner it fails to download the module with the current geth module downloaded |
Good callout, we're looking into the best option here |
same problem, it's 29-Nov, 2022 now... |
@hkalodner please just rename the go module name to |
@hkalodner Usually, developers of ethereum use "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum" to develop ethereum-related projects, but since arbitrum is based on go-ethereum and has many new features, developers cannot use "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum" directly. Since arbitrum is based on go-ethereum, developers cannot use the library "github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum" directly for normal development, such as tracking blocks. In view of this, I sincerely hope that the arbitrum team will pay attention to this problem and fix it, the solution is to change the name of go-module. Until arbitrum fixes this issue, you can use this https://github.com/roodeag/arbitrum that I modified |
10 months later, issue still occurring. |
We also really need support for this. @hkalodner What is your plan for this issue going forward? |
Hello, any updates on this? We face a situation when we need to run both go-ethereum and Arbitrum go-ethereum in the same application to avoid |
+1 Bumping |
Same. Any plans to fix this? |
Could the module for OffchainLabs go-ethereum be renamed (i.e. Optimism names their geth module l2geth) ?
It's currently under module github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum which means there will be path conflicts if you were trying to import both OffchainLabs go-ethereum & Ethereums go-ethereum.
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