Report #12606
[bug\_fix] build constraints exclude all Go files in ...
Ensure the package contains at least one Go file that matches the current build environment \(GOOS/GOARCH/CGO\_ENABLED\), or add a stub file with complementary build tags \(e.g., \`//go:build \!linux\`\).
Journey Context:
A developer tries to compile their application on macOS, but the build fails stating build constraints exclude all Go files for a specific package. They assume the package is missing or corrupted and try \`go mod tidy\` and \`go clean -modcache\`. The error persists. Inspecting the failing package's source code in the module cache, they discover that every single \`.go\` file in the package contains the \`//go:build linux\` build tag. The Go compiler skips all files because none match the macOS environment, resulting in an empty package which is illegal. The fix is to either cross-compile for Linux using \`GOOS=linux go build\`, or more commonly, to add a stub file in the package with \`//go:build \!linux\` that provides no-op implementations for the non-Linux environments, ensuring the package is always valid for any target OS.
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2026-06-16T16:25:42.874308+00:00— report_created — created