# The gotypesalias GODEBUG setting was introduced with Go 1.22 and removed
# with Go 1.27 but the GODEBUG behavior of the tool chain is independent of
# the module version; only the tool version matters (go.dev/issue/76163).
cp go.mod.20 go.mod

# Go 1.20 must accept the removed GODEBUG gotypesalias with default value
go build -n godebugok.go
! stderr 'use of removed'

# This also applies to go vet
go vet godebugok.go
! stderr .

# Go 1.20 must not accept the removed GODEBUG gotypesalias with old value
! go build -n godebugold.go
stderr 'use of removed'

! go vet godebugold.go
stderr 'use of removed'

# If the GODEBUG setting is valid in the .mod file the build succeeds.
cp go.mod.20.godebugok go.mod
go build -n main.go
! stderr 'use of removed'

# In this case, setting an invalid value in the .go file leads to build failure.
! go build -n godebugold.go
stderr 'use of removed'

# If the GODEBUG setting is invalid in the .mod file the build fails.
cp go.mod.20.godebugold go.mod
! go build -n main.go
stderr 'use of removed'

# In this case, setting a valid value in the .go file does not remedy the failure.
! go build -n godebugok.go
#stderr 'use of removed'

[short] skip

# GODEBUGs set in the environment are simply passed along by the go command.
cp go.mod.20 go.mod
env GODEBUG=gotypesalias=0
go run printgodebug.go
stdout gotypesalias=0

env GODEBUG=gotypesalias=1
go run printgodebug.go
stdout gotypesalias=1

-- go.mod.20 --
go 1.20
module m

-- go.mod.20.godebugok --
go 1.20
module m
godebug gotypesalias=1

-- go.mod.20.godebugold --
go 1.20
module m
godebug gotypesalias=0

-- main.go --
package main
func main() {}

-- godebugok.go --
//go:debug gotypesalias=1

package main
func main() {}

-- godebugold.go --
//go:debug gotypesalias=0

package main
func main() {}

-- printgodebug.go --
package main

import "fmt"
import "os"

func main() {
        fmt.Println(os.Getenv("GODEBUG"))
}