.vcs qualifier on meta tag repo not handled about gddo HOT 7 CLOSED

GoPkgDoc cannot find the package because the meta tag includes the .vcs qualifier. See http://golang.org/cmd/go/#Remote_import_path_syntax where it states that the .vcs qualifier should not be included.

Try replacing

<meta name="go-import" content="bumbleserver.org/client git https://bitbucket.org/bumble/bumble-golang-client.git">

with

<meta name="go-import" content="bumbleserver.org/client git https://bitbucket.org/bumble/bumble-golang-client">

Let me know if that works. If it does, I'll talk to the Go team about what the correct thing is to do (update GoPkgDoc and the documentation to match what go tool does or update the go tool to match the documentation).

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I've made that change (remove the .git suffix in the meta tag) to bumbleserver.org/client and it also failed. Just in case, I also tried www.bumbleserver.org/client and www.bumbleserver.org/client/ and all gave a "Not Found - Oh snap! Our team of gophers could not find a package with import path "bumbleserver.org/client"." error. There is a 302 from bumbleserver.org/* to www.bumbleserver.org/* but I expect that to be handled just fine, but I did test the www prefix just in case. I'm changing the .git back as it was so I don't introduce any unexpected behavior for existing usage.

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I added code on the the server to remove the .git suffix from "https://bitbucket.org/bumble/bumble-golang-client.git". This fixes the problem. Can you please test this again?

I took a look at how "go get" removes the .git suffix. I prefer not to duplicate the "go get" logic for something that's out of spec.

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I tried it just now, but it failed with the same error. Just to be clear, I'm using this import path: bumbleserver.org/client

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Perhaps there's another problem in addition to the .git qualifier. Can you please leave the .git qualifier off so that I can debug it?

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I succeeded in creating this: http://go.pkgdoc.org/bumbleserver.org/testabc

I also succeeded in getting bumbleserver.org/router and bumbleserver.org/common to work. But bumbleserver.org/client continues to fail. I think it's a caching issue. I assume if I wait a while and try again that it'll succeed.

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Yeah, I think that the document was cached. Unfortunately, the problem resolved itself before I could put code in place to test the theory.

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