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So I correctly downloaded and build the obfs4proxy source code about a month ago, using the documented

go get git.torproject.org/pluggable-transports/obfs4.git/obfs4proxy

Now how do I update my local copy of the source to pick up changes made since my initial download? I see that some files in the repository have change, but rerunning the "go get" command doesn't to fetch the changes.

Any advice on this? Thanks.

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Hmm, I didn't change anything important as long as you are using a relatively recent version (0.0.3 was tagged on Oct 1.), and the changes since then are only to the unit tests.

go get -u [URL] will update dependencies and re-download everything, but the build is broken right now due to the Go developers messing with go.crypto (and probably go.net) in a way that broke backward compatibility (by moving the repo, and changing import locations).

The fixes for that are relatively straight forward, but I need to figure out how to deal with this for the Debian binary packages, so it'll be when I get to it. Sorry. The last know good go.crypto hg revision is 231:7ad4bae3f467 in case you actually do want to try to build this yourself at the moment.

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