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Go ToolBox

Docker image with everything you might need for developing apps in Go.

Note that for newer mac hardware you have to use Docker Desktop or amd64 virtual machine in lima/other tools!

What's inside

Debian 12 (slim) is used as base image.

Binary Version Project Repo
go 1.22.5 Go
golangci-lint 1.59.1 golangci-lint External link
gofumpt 0.6.0 gofumpt External link
mockery_v2 2.43.2 mockery External link
task 3.38.0 taskfile External link
go-junit-report 2.1.0 go-junit-report External link
delve 1.22.1 delve External link

Multiarch support

This image contains versions for both amd64 (AMD/Intel CPUs and their clones) and arm64 (Rockchips, Apple Silicon and so on).

Note, that amd64 image built on my CI server, while arm64 image I building on my local machine with built_multiarch.sh for each published tag. It is because I have no separate arm64 machine (yet) and it's emulation on my server's CPU is freaking slow (imagine Linux installation is going for three whole hours!).

HOME

Home directory is /home/container.

Caching

Go's build cache resides in /home/container/.cache, GOCACHE environment variable is defined. You can mount it when needed in Dockerfile as:

RUN --mount=type=cache,target="$GOCACHE" go build

Utilities examples

JUnit report generation (for Gitlab)

go test -v 2>&1 ./... | go-junit-report -set-exit-code > unit-report.xml