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No I am not. I don't even know how to make "go build" authenticate to Github. (It's not my code I'm pulling, it's the random libraries my code depends on.)

This is why the proxy exists.



"go build" doesn't fetch the dependencies, does it? Go uses the local settings (i.e .netrc file in your home directory)


go build will fetch the dependencies if you don't have them. However, they're stored in the $GOPATH, which now defaults to ~/go I believe. Therefore, chances are you already have them.


If git is authenticated with GitHub for you, go build is as well.




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