"Build your own shell" - Stage #MG5 (in C): can't run tests. Failed to run go build

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I’m stuck on Stage #MG5.

When ran locally:

PATH="/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin" ./your_shell.sh

Output:

Tokens:
/usr/bin
/usr/local/bin
$ type ls
ls is /usr/bin/ls
$

Here are my logs:

Initiating test run...

⚡ This is a turbo test run. https://codecrafters.io/turbo

Running tests. Logs should appear shortly...

Debug = true

[tester::#MG5] Running tests for Stage #MG5 (The type builtin: executable files)
[tester::#MG5] failed to run go build: exec: "go": executable file not found in $PATH
[tester::#MG5] Test failed

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same here…
locally it works fine, but when I try with “codecrafters test” or with git it gives me the same error.

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Hey everyone,

Thanks for reporting this! Can confirm that this is an issue with how our test runner environments are built, we’re looking into this…

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This should be fixed now!

Will keep this open until someone confirms the fix worked for them :slight_smile:

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works! thank you so much :slight_smile:

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The tests appear to be functioning correctly. Although there is a warning related to loading internal components.

It could be a issue within my code, but the last test is failing. Is the test is looking for the “my_exe” executable in my local/project directory?

[tester::#MG5] Running tests for Stage #MG5 (The type builtin: executable files)
# command-line-arguments
loadinternal: cannot find runtime/cgo
[tester::#MG5] Running ./your_shell.sh
[your-program] $
[tester::#MG5] > type cat
[your-program] cat is /bin/cat
[tester::#MG5] ✓ Received expected response
[your-program] $
[tester::#MG5] > type cp
[your-program] cp is /bin/cp
[tester::#MG5] ✓ Received expected response
[your-program] $
[tester::#MG5] > type mkdir
[your-program] mkdir is /bin/mkdir
[tester::#MG5] ✓ Received expected response
[your-program] $
[tester::#MG5] > type my_exe
[your-program] my_exe: command not found
[your-program] $
[tester::#MG5] Expected output to match "my_exe is /app/my_exe", got "my_exe: command not found\r\n$ "
[tester::#MG5] condition not met
[tester::#MG5] Test failed
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Getting the “runtime/cgo” loading error too, but it passed all the tests so guess there’s something wrong in your code (I’m using linux so I don’t know, maybe mine won’t work too in Windows!).

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I am on Linux (Pop os). I will check my code, maybe I missed something.

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oh alr, got confused reading exe hehe.
if u want u can take hint from mine, just uploaded.

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