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        <description>by Andrew Lee (李健秋) At: MiniDebConf Hamburg 2026 https://hamburg2026.mini.debconf.org/talks/12-chicken-egg-or-gomod-solving-go-circular-build-dependencies-in-debian/ If you maintain Go related packages. You’ve seen the error: Package A needs B, but B needs A. In the Go world, this is becoming the “normal” for core libraries as Go’s modular designs for a world of “get the latest” but Debian still lives in a world of “builds in order from source”. This talk will deep-dive into the tools and techniques for breaking circular build-dependency in the Debian Go packaging. If you maintain Go related package in Debian. It may helps to unblocks your Debian Go packaging work while you got circular build-dependency. Room: Seminarroom Scheduled start: 2026-05-09 12:50:00+02:00</description>
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