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Log:

client.go:14:2: reading gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2/clients/go.mod at revision clients/v1.0.1: git ls-remote -q origin in /go/pkg/mod/cache/vcs/ad4f553af57fde4fbbbf8d60479616afffd6533ec6a1e4523ec2c79b31b16845: exit status 128:
    remote: The project you were looking for could not be found or you don't have permission to view it.
    fatal: repository 'https://gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2.git/' not found

Locally I have no problems to load my private Go-Package:

require gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2/clients v1.0.1

But once I want to run tests in the GitLab Pipeline it starts to point to the wrong repository. This is the changes I have made in my gitlab-ci.yml:

  GOPRIVATE: gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de

test:
  image: golang:1.24
  stage: test
  before_script:
    - git config --global url."https://gitlab-ci-token:${PROJECT_ACCESS_TOKEN}@gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/".insteadOf "https://gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/"

I tried clearing the mod cache but somehow the runner tries to clone from https://gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2.git/, do you know why?

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  • It looks like the go.mod inside your clients repo is declaring module gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2 instead of gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2/clients. That why Go drops the /clients part and tries to fetch from .../ds/l2.git. Locally it is working only because of cache. Fix by updating the module line in clients/go.mod to match the full import path (gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2/clients) and retagging, or use a replace directive in your root go.mod as a temporary workaround. Commented Sep 10 at 9:02
  • I alredy checked that, but thank you! :) This is the go.mod in the lib im trying to load: module gitlab.ts.gitlab.aws.de/ds/l2/clients go 1.24.1 Commented Sep 10 at 9:43
  • I also tagged it @KamranKhalid Commented Sep 10 at 9:48
  • i fixed it with a .netrc file Commented Sep 10 at 11:33
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