I recently refactored my HTTP Basic Auth project from a ForwardAuth server to middleware as a plugin, hosted on the plugins directory. The old project was tagged as version one, and the new plugin as version 2. I think this is causing problems with plugins.traefik.io, but I can't quite get my head around it. I first noticed errors after the plugin was published, but requests to say https://plugins.traefik.io/public/download/github.com/leonjza/trauth/v2.0.1 (which is what I think Traefik uses to download the relevant source) would fail. I read up on go module versioning and bumped my project to version 2 such that a go get github.com/leonjza/trauth/v2 now works.
I can import and use this go library externally in another project just fine. However, as a Traefik plugin things don't seem to work so well.
With the current state of things tagged as version 2.0.5, I get the following issue from the plugin analyser bot. Testing locally using the development docker-compose.yml file, I can see the v2 section trips Traefik up with the following error:
trauth-traefik-1 | time="2023-07-05T13:50:37Z" level=error msg="Plugins are disabled because an error has occurred." error="github.com/leonjza/trauth: failed to import plugin code \"github.com/leonjza/trauth/v2\": 1:21: import \"github.com/leonjza/trauth/v2\" error: unable to find source related to: \"github.com/leonjza/trauth/v2\""
Anyone got any hints for me on getting the plugin installable?