I just updated google-cloud-sdk, and now dev_appserver is using goroot 1.6 instead of 1.8 so a bunch of stuff is not being recognised. Have looked all over the place, how do I tell dev_appserver to use goroot 1.8 instead of 1.6 ? It seems incredibly trivial.
dev_appserver using goroot 1.6 instead of 1.8
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The Go App Engine SDK uses 1.6, there is no way to run a higher Go version in App Engine.Their systems are finely tuned to work with a specific version and subset of features. A large production environment like App Engine has to go through an enormous amount of R&D to push new SDK versions. You just have to wait for new versions to trickle out and use what is available.That said, if you really need to use a newer version of Go, you can always spin up a Compute Engine server, but you lose all the convenience of the standard or flex environments like auto scaling.
EDIT: As of June 27, 2017 they have enabled Go 1.8 as BETA in the SDK. See info in the release notes here: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/go/release-notes
But notice that even as of Oct 3, 2017 they still call 1.8 beta.
EDIT2: After a little tinkering, don't be alarmed if
goapp versionstill prints1.6.4, it defaults to this. You have to be in the directory with theapp.yamlwithapi_version: go1.8or it won't show. Thegoappin the base directory is a script that parses theapp.yamlto determine which version to use.