[Bug 1733175] Review Request: golang-github-google-renameio - Atomically create or replace a file or symbolic link

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1733175



--- Comment #3 from Björn Persson <bjorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ---
There are three things I want clarified:

Why are CONTRIBUTING.md and README.md duplicated? They are both in the
documentation directory and together with the Go files. They're marked as
documentation in both places, which means that the library is supposed to work
without them, so why do they need to be in the directory with the Go code?

RPMlint complains about a hidden file, .goipath. As I'm not familiar with Go I
need to ask: Do things break if that file isn't hidden?

The general Packaging Guidelines say that "header only libraries" must provide
"*-static". Is this not done for Go? I can imagine that it might be considered
unnecessary if it's well known that all Go libraries are just source code, but
the Golang guidelines don't say anything about this.

As a side note, assigning the URL field from a macro and writing the URL in a
comment seems a little silly to me. It's very good to have the URL of the
upstream site in the spec file, but since the URL is there anyway, why not keep
it in the URL field? But this is prescribed by the policy that the FPC has
approved, so it's not an issue for the review.

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