Add Go Build Tags Support #733
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Closes #730
I updated
GolangAppHostingExtension
to support specifying Go build tags to be used when building and running Go applications. Go build tags can be used to include or exclude files from the build process based On specific conditions. For example, when using Aspire for development, a Go developer may use a build tag to enable special code for OpenTelemetry instrumentation or enable debugging features.I created a unit test to verify that the build tag was being passed in the command line to the
go
command.PR Checklist
New integrationDocs are writtenAdded description of major feature to project description for NuGet package (4000 total character limit, so don't push entire description over that)Other information
I accomplished my change by adding a new argument to the
GolangAppHostingExtension.AddGolangApp
method, but the new argument is marked as optional and has a default null value. This should not break existing consumers of theAddGolandApp
method or make them alter how they callAddGolangApp
in their code.