import sub-lib of iptb so go doesnt whine about importing a binary

[whyrusleeping]

This is one way (probably the easiest way) we can fix the godeps issue in go1.5

It feels kinda hacky. So i'm not sure if this is the right way, but it works

If this is the way we want to do it, @chriscool will need to do something similar for go-sleep

License: MIT
Signed-off-by: Jeromy jeromyj@gmail.com

[whyrusleeping]

(godep save -r ./... will also need to be run once go-sleep is fixed)

[jbenet]

interesting. ok

[jbenet]

tests fail

[whyrusleeping]

@jbenet tests fail because i need to run godep save -r ./... but i cant do that until go-sleep is fixed

[chriscool]

I will take a look at fixing go-sleep.

[chriscool]

I have no subdirectories in go-sleep, so I guess I just have to vendor "go-sleep.go"?

[chriscool]

Well, go-sleep is already vendored so I don't think I need to do anything.

[whyrusleeping]

@chriscool its vendored, but the way we keep it vendored is by having the file util/sadhack/godeps.go import it. Which was fine in go1.4, but with go1.5, it throws an error if you try to import a main package.

[chriscool]

So I have to create a lib directory, put everything there and vendor that?

[whyrusleeping]

@chriscool thats kinda what I did, except i just put a lib.go file in the lib dir with just a package header inside. Its hacky, but i'm not sure of a better way to get godeps to keep binaries around.

[jbenet]

@whyrusleeping this is to fix #1660 right?

[whyrusleeping]

nvm, this doesnt work.

[chriscool]

This means that I don't need to change go-sleep, right?

[chriscool]

Ok, I just saw PR #1686 which replaces this one. Thanks @whyrusleeping !