Bo Zhang

Nope, it's the first time I see this problem. Some questions: - Gradle version? - Gogradle version? - OS environment? - Is it a multi-project? - Since it hangs in...

Well... I highly recommend you to take a look at [the doc](https://golang.org/doc/code.html), which tells you what is `golang package`. Anyway, is the project structure that you pasted root project or...

A go project can produce mutiple app executable, but don't mix scala code and go code in one project (i.e. apply both golang and scala plugin in one project).

ok, I guess I know what bothers you. Where does `nova/common/config` emerge and what's your expectation of this package?

The project structure you pasted previously is such a mess... Actually, your structure should be: ``` go ├── build.gradle ├── apps ├── common └── framework ``` And in your `build.gradle`:...

And try to make it work in single project, then integrate it with your scala project.

First question, that behavior is determined by [go build command](https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Compile_packages_and_dependencies). There should be one `main` package for each executable. Second question, for the moment, you need to use the following...

The symlink is not necessary. If you confrom to [golang's standard structure](https://golang.org/doc/code.html) and have everything under `GOPATH`, the symlink won't be created. But in this way, it's hard to integrate...

@jeb2239 The reason why the latest commit is resolved is that it's someone's transitive dependency. "Resolve" means fetching the metadata and resolving conflict. In this case, you specify a commit,...

@minid33 Does this occur every time? Would you like to try the latest `0.7.0`? I can't find any issue in the log you pasted, so it would be great if...