On Wed, 12 Dec 2018, Michael Stapelberg wrote: > You can use dh-make-golang?s? search subcommand to find the Debian package(s) > containing a Go import path: > % dh-make-golang search github.com/gorilla/sessions > golang-github-gorilla-sessions-dev: github.com/gorilla/sessions
Thank you Michael for your response. I may need a newer version. Using stretch's 0.0~git20161120.0.71f5e23-1+b2 I get: $ dh-make-golang search github.com/gorilla/sessions 2018/12/13 10:49:06 Cannot derive Debian package name: unknown hoster "search". See -help output for -allow_unknown_hoster (But I may try this on a sid system later.) > You can check Debian?s list of ITP (Intent To Package) bugs to see if someone > is working on packaging a specific Go package. Thanks. I had a quick look at https://wnpp.debian.net/?type%5B%5D=ITP&project=golang-&description=&owner%5B%5D=yes&owner%5B%5D=no&col%5B%5D=dust&col%5B%5D=type&col%5B%5D=description&col%5B%5D=installs&sort=project and didn't see them. (Note that the Project column is cropped to short for the golang- package names to be useful.) > Note that Debian stretch is stable, i.e. no new packages will be added. We > can add packages to stretch-backports upon user request, but for that they > need to already be in testing. Sorry, yes I should have been clear I want stretch-backports. Thanks for clarification. Since my original list, we found two more dependencies that we need: github.com/go-chi/render github.com/gorilla/securecookie
