The plugin can't parse vendor code.

[NanXiao]

• Plugin version (or commit hash):
  0.12.1724
• IDE name and version:
  IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2
  Build #IC-162.1121.32, built on July 9, 2016
• Java version:
  JRE: 1.8.0_40-b26 amd64
• OS name and version:
  Windows 7, 64-bit version
• What happens?
  I use IntelliJ to scan docker code, and find it doesn't parse vendor code:

I doubt it is realted to vendor directory: vendor/src/....

Could you help to check it? Thanks very much in advance!

[zolotov]

Do you have google.golang.org/grpc directory anywhere? If so then what's the path to the directory and what's the go libraries settings? Have you tried to compile this?

[dlsniper]

Hi, vendor/src is not supported as the standard in Go is vendor. As you seem you are using a third party tool for this which does not respect this format, to make this work, add a new entry under: File | Settings | Languages & Frameworks | Go | Go Libraries | Project Libraries that points to the vendor directory.
Please let me know if you need any further help. Thank you.

[dlsniper]

@zolotov feel free to remove my comment but see the screenshot, do we support vendor/src or just vendor/ ? Thank you.

[NanXiao]

@dlsniper Thanks very much for your kind reply! But I have some questions as follows:

(1) Will this modification affect other projects under $GOPATH/src? For example, if another project also uses the same third-party library but under its own vendor directory, will it points to the the third-party library under other project's vendor/src directory?

(2) I find although I add new entry under: File | Settings | Languages & Frameworks | Go | Go Libraries | Project Libraries, but if the third-party library also in $GOPATH/src, the Declaration function seems still points the library under $GOPATH/src, not the vendor/src directory. Is it a bug?

I am very sorry, since I am not a native-English speaker, I am not sure whether I convey the problems clearly. So please add comments if you can't understand what I have said, thanks very much!