[BUG] flagd 0.12.9/8 too many arguments in call to m.cfg.MetricRecorder.HTTPAttributes

[gnesher]

Observed behavior

While trying to upgrade from 0.12.1 to 0.12.9 we ran into the following error:

feature/flagd/flagd/pkg/service/middleware/metrics
../.go-cache/pkg/mod/github.com/open-feature/flagd/flagd@v0.12.9/pkg/service/middleware/metrics/http_metrics.go:71:3: too many arguments in call to m.cfg.MetricRecorder.HTTPAttributes
have (string, string, string, string, string)
want (string, string, string, string)
make[1]: *** [Makefile:312: install_flagd] Error 1
make: *** [Makefile:1096: build_cnm_go] Error 2

seems to be an intertnal mismatch between flagd and core packages unless I'm missing something

Expected Behavior

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Steps to reproduce

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[toddbaert]

@gnesher Hey! How are you installing flagd. Are you doing a go install? Or are you using the published binary/docker image?

[gnesher]

@gnesher Hey! How are you installing flagd. Are you doing a go install? Or are you using the published binary/docker image?

Using the Go installer, we've settled for 0.12.7 which had the security patches that we needed so there's no urgency, I'm just not sure what I'm missing

[toddbaert]

If you mean the "go install" command, this isn't currently supported. Unfortunately due to issues with go workspaces, this becomes tricky. I'd like to make it work, but we're haven't yet built the required automation.

Our recommendations for installation are in our docs. We recommend you either install the official binaries attached to each release: https://flagd.dev/installation/#docker

[gnesher]

If you mean the "go install" command, this isn't currently supported. Unfortunately due to issues with go workspaces, this becomes tricky. I'd like to make it work, but we're haven't yet built the required automation.

Our recommendations for installation are in our docs. We recommend you either install the official binaries attached to each release: https://flagd.dev/installation/#docker

That's a shame, limiting the installation to docker/brew limits some setups - what's missing to get the Go installer working? I'd be happy to help