hack: replace fragile awk pipeline with 'go env GOARCH' in install.sh#9000
hack: replace fragile awk pipeline with 'go env GOARCH' in install.sh#9000Ankitsinghsisodya wants to merge 1 commit intoknative:mainfrom
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The previous 'go env | grep GOARCH | awk -F\'' pipeline is fragile: it depends on the specific output format of 'go env' which can vary. 'go env GOARCH' is the canonical, documented way to read a single Go environment variable and is simpler and more reliable.
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Pull request overview
This PR improves the robustness of the local development install script by switching to Go’s canonical single-variable environment query for detecting the target architecture, aligning with the documented go env <VAR> usage.
Changes:
- Replace a fragile
go env | grep ... | awk ...pipeline withgo env GOARCHto populateKO_ARCH. - Keep
KO_FLAGSplatform selection behavior the same while makingKO_ARCHdetection more stable.
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Fixes #8999
Summary
go env | grep GOARCH | awk -F\'' '{print $2}'with$(go env GOARCH)inhack/install.shgo env GOARCHis the canonical, documented way to read a single Go environment variable.