fix: earthly build

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Walkthrough

The changes consist of updates to the Earthfile and a Go source file. The Earthfile now includes cache mounts for Go modules and build artifacts to optimize build efficiency, and the go mod download command is repositioned to occur after source files are copied. In the Go source file, import statements are reordered for consistency, and the formatting of a struct's field declarations is improved for readability. No changes were made to the logic, exported entities, or overall functionality of the codebase.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Earthfile	Added cache mounts for Go modules and build cache; repositioned go mod download command.
pkg/testserver/server.go	Reordered import statements and reformatted struct field declarations for better readability.

Poem

In the warren where the code does dwell,
Caches now help the builds excel.
Imports hop in tidy rows,
Struct fields line up as the rabbit goes.
With every tweak and tidy line,
The burrow runs more swift, more fine!
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📒 Files selected for processing (2)

• Earthfile (1 hunks)
• pkg/testserver/server.go (2 hunks)

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pkg/testserver/server.go (1)

cmd/flag/flags.go (3)

• RetryPeriod (15-15)
• MinBackoffDelay (17-17)
• AbortAfter (16-16)

🔇 Additional comments (6)

Earthfile (4)

7-8: Well-structured caching implementation for Go modules and build cache!

Adding these top-level cache directives with --sharing=shared ensures the cached dependencies are properly shared across all build stages, which will significantly improve build times.

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13-14: Good practice using consistent cache ID in sources target

Correctly including the same cache mounts in the sources target ensures that Go module cache is preserved between builds.

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20-20: Correct sequence for dependency download

Moving go mod download to after the source files are copied is the right approach. This ensures all source files (which might contain imports) are available before attempting to download dependencies.

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26-28: Consistent caching in compile target

The cache directives are consistently applied in the compile target as well, ensuring maximum efficiency throughout the build pipeline.

pkg/testserver/server.go (2)

12-16: Good import organization

Reordering imports to group standard library imports first, followed by internal packages, and then third-party dependencies improves code organization and follows common Go style conventions.

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41-49: Improved struct field alignment

The vertical alignment of struct fields enhances readability while maintaining the same functionality. This is a good stylistic improvement that follows Go formatting best practices.

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