go: use uplosi as tester instead of athens (#514364)

  runCommand,

  bintools,

  # A package with CGO_ENABLED=0

  athens,

  uplosi,

}:

let

  skopeo' = skopeo.override { buildGoModule = buildGoModule; };

  athens' = athens.override { buildGoModule = buildGoModule; };

  uplosi' = uplosi.override { buildGoModule = buildGoModule; };

  expectedCgoEnabledType = "DYN";

  expectedCgoDisabledType = "EXE";

in

    command = "go version";

    version = "go${go.version}";

  };

  athens = testers.testVersion { package = athens'; };

  uplosi = testers.testVersion { package = uplosi'; };

}

# bin type tests assume ELF file + linux-specific exe types

// lib.optionalAttrs stdenv.hostPlatform.isLinux {

      exit 1

    fi

  '';

  athens-bin-type = runCommand "athens-bin-type" { meta.broken = stdenv.hostPlatform.isStatic; } ''

    bin="${lib.getExe athens'}"

  uplosi-bin-type = runCommand "uplosi-bin-type" { meta.broken = stdenv.hostPlatform.isStatic; } ''

    bin="${lib.getExe uplosi'}"

    ${lib.optionalString (stdenv.buildPlatform == stdenv.targetPlatform) ''

      # For CGO_ENABLED=0 the internal linker should be used, except

      # for cross where we rely on external linking by default

      if ${lib.getExe' bintools "readelf"} -p .comment ${lib.getExe athens'} | grep -Fq "GCC: (GNU)"; then

        echo "${lib.getExe athens'} has a GCC .comment, but it should have used the internal go linker"

      if ${lib.getExe' bintools "readelf"} -p .comment ${lib.getExe uplosi'} | grep -Fq "GCC: (GNU)"; then

        echo "${lib.getExe uplosi'} has a GCC .comment, but it should have used the internal go linker"

        exit 1

      fi

    ''}