fyne doesn't remove temporary binary from src

[stuartmscott]

Describe the bug:

After running fyne get <package> a binary is left in the src directory.

To Reproduce:

Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

1. fyne get aletheiaware.com/spacefynego/cmd/spacefyne
2. Go on $GOPATH/src/aletheiaware/spacefynego
3. Either run git status or ls cmd/spacefyne
4. See the spacefyne binary

Device (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu & MacOS
• Version: 20.04 Focal & Big Sur
• Go version: go1.15.7 linux/amd64 & go1.15 darwin/amd64
• Fyne version: 9a0f87c

[Jacalz]

Seems to apply to the whole build command in itself when trying to package an application. Compiling with --release does not use a release compiled binary unless the one there is removed first.

[stuartmscott]

Is --release different from fyne release?

[Jacalz]

Yes fyne package —release basically strips the debug symbols form the binaries and not much more, I think.

[stuartmscott]

Oh thanks. It would be great if fyne release stripped debug symbols too. We also probably don't need two commands for creating releases. Though both of these should be separate tickets.

[Jacalz]

Yeah. We might want to have it as --strip-debug instead, or something along those lines. Like you say though, something for another ticket.

[andydotxyz]

fyne release also strips symbols.
The difference between fyne release and fyne package —release is only the build artefact, in all other ways they are the same. The release mode is expected for distribution through official stores, package is for local instal or sharing on ad-hoc systems.

[andydotxyz]

On release/v2.0.x for testing