# go list should skip 'ignore' directives in workspaces
# See golang.org/issue/42965

env ROOT=$WORK${/}gopath${/}src

# go list ./... should only consider the current module's ignore directive
cd moduleA
go list -x ./...
stdout 'moduleA$'
stdout 'moduleA/pkg$'
stderr 'ignoring directory '$ROOT''${/}'moduleA'${/}'node_modules'

# go list ./... should only consider the current module's ignore directive
cd ../moduleB
go list -x ./...
stdout 'moduleB$'
! stdout 'moduleB/pkg/helper'
stderr 'ignoring directory '$ROOT''${/}'moduleB'${/}'pkg'

# go list should respect module boundaries for ignore directives.
# moduleA ignores './node_modules', moduleB ignores 'pkg'
cd ..
go list -x all
stderr 'ignoring directory '$ROOT''${/}'moduleA'${/}'node_modules'
stderr 'ignoring directory '$ROOT''${/}'moduleB'${/}'pkg'
! stderr 'ignoring directory '$ROOT''${/}'moduleA'${/}'pkg'
stdout 'moduleA$'
stdout 'moduleA/pkg$'
stdout 'moduleB$'
stdout 'moduleB/pkg/helper'

-- go.work --
go 1.24

use (
    ./moduleA
    ./moduleB
)

-- moduleA/go.mod --
module moduleA

go 1.24

ignore ./node_modules

-- moduleA/main.go --
package main

import (
        "fmt"
        "moduleB/pkg/helper"
)

func main() {
        fmt.Println("Running moduleA")
        fmt.Println(helper.Message())
        fmt.Println(hello.Hello())
}
-- moduleA/node_modules/some_pkg/index.js --
console.log("This should be ignored!");
-- moduleA/pkg/hello.go --
package hello

func Hello() string {
        return "Hello from moduleA"
}
-- moduleB/go.mod --
module moduleB

go 1.24

ignore pkg

-- moduleB/main.go --
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
        fmt.Println("Running moduleB")
}

-- moduleB/pkg/helper/helper.go --
package helper

func Message() string {
        return "Helper from moduleB"
}