Add a package.go in /std?

[steve-gray]

We're trying to use capnproto with our CI solution, which avoids go get's at runtime. Because of the lack of a .go file in the STD folder, the go.capnp file can't be picked up by vendoring. Would it be possible to add one, so that we can vendor ./std and use a deterministic path to pick up this file in go:generates?

[zenhack]

I would not have an objection to this.

Quoting Steve Gray (2022-10-12 06:48:05)

We're trying to use capnproto with our CI solution, which avoids go get's at runtime. Because of the lack of a .go file in the STD folder, the go.capnp file can't be picked up by vendoring. Would it be possible to add one, so that we can vendor ./std and use a deterministic path to pick up this file in go:generates?

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[lthibault]

@steve-gray Just to make sure I understand, would something like a [doc.go] file do the trick? In other words, you just need a .go file in the directory, but it doesn't need to contain any actual Go code, correct?

If so, that sounds good to me. Please feel free to open a PR 👍