go/private/rules/binary_wrapper.sh - third_party/github/bazel-contrib/rules_go - Git at Google

 #!/usr/bin/env bash

 set -eu

 # The value of GOCACHE/GOPATH are determined from HOME.
 # We place them in the execroot to avoid dependency on `mktemp` and because we don't know
 # a safe scratch space on all systems. Note that HOME must be an absolute path, otherwise the
 # Go toolchain will write some outputs to the wrong place and the result will be uncacheable.
 # We include an output path of this action to prevent collisions with anything else,
 # including differently configured versions of the same target, under an unsandboxed strategy.

 export HOME="${PWD}/_go_tool_binary-fake-home-${1//\\//_}"
 trap "${GO_BINARY} clean -cache" EXIT

 # We do not use -a here as the cache drastically reduces the time spent
 # on the second go build invocation (roughly 50% faster).

 "${GO_BINARY}" build -trimpath -ldflags="-buildid=\"\" ${LD_FLAGS}" -o "$1" cmd/pack
 shift

 "${GO_BINARY}" build -trimpath -ldflags="-buildid=\"\" ${LD_FLAGS}" -o "$@"
	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	set -eu

	# The value of GOCACHE/GOPATH are determined from HOME.
	# We place them in the execroot to avoid dependency on `mktemp` and because we don't know
	# a safe scratch space on all systems. Note that HOME must be an absolute path, otherwise the
	# Go toolchain will write some outputs to the wrong place and the result will be uncacheable.
	# We include an output path of this action to prevent collisions with anything else,
	# including differently configured versions of the same target, under an unsandboxed strategy.

	export HOME="${PWD}/_go_tool_binary-fake-home-${1//\\//_}"
	trap "${GO_BINARY} clean -cache" EXIT

	# We do not use -a here as the cache drastically reduces the time spent
	# on the second go build invocation (roughly 50% faster).

	"${GO_BINARY}" build -trimpath -ldflags="-buildid=\"\" ${LD_FLAGS}" -o "$1" cmd/pack
	shift

	"${GO_BINARY}" build -trimpath -ldflags="-buildid=\"\" ${LD_FLAGS}" -o "$@"