adds explicit gopath

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  • Updated the Dockerfile to display the current value of the GOPATH environment variable during the build process.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the Dockerfile to display the current GOPATH value during the build process.

Walkthrough

A command was added to the builder stage of the Dockerfile to print the current value of the GOPATH environment variable before it is set to "/go". This change occurs after setting the working directory and prior to installing dependencies.

Changes

File	Change Summary
transports/Dockerfile	Added command to echo GOPATH before setting it to "/go".

Poem

In Docker’s world, a path revealed,
Echoes of GOPATH, now unsealed.
Before we build, a peek we take,
To see what value GOPATH will make.
With every build, a secret shown—
The rabbit smiles, the path is known!

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• adds explicit gopath #108 👈 (View in Graphite)
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Bug: Remove Debugging Echo in Dockerfile

The RUN echo $GOPATH command is an accidentally committed debugging statement. It serves no functional purpose in the Dockerfile and, due to its placement before ENV GOPATH=/go, it echoes the default GOPATH instead of the explicitly set value. This line should be removed.

transports/Dockerfile#L3-L4

bifrost/transports/Dockerfile

Lines 3 to 4 in 51a9944

	WORKDIR /app
	RUN echo $GOPATH

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