Rancher-K8s Go Debug Coaching

I need a patient guide to walk me, step by step, through the entire workflow of contributing to a Kubernetes-related Go project on my macOS machine. We will use one of the Rancher/RKE2/Rancher-dashboard GitHub repositories as the concrete example. Here is the journey I’d like you to lead: • Environment & tool setup on macOS – VS Code with the Go and Kubernetes extensions, Delve debugger. – Cloning the chosen Rancher repo and wiring up GOPATH / modules correctly. • Building and running the project so I can see it working locally and understand its operation behind the scenes. • Hands-on debugging: picking a small open issue or intentionally introducing a simple bug, attaching the VS Code debugger, stepping through the code, inspecting variables, and confirming the fix with unit or integration tests. Because I am not from a developer background, please keep explanations jargon-free, show every command you type, and explain why each step matters. A live screen-share session is preferred, followed by written notes or a short screencast I can replay. Acceptance criteria – Project compiles and runs locally on my Mac. – I can reproduce and fix the chosen bug while you watch. – I leave with a concise cheat-sheet covering setup commands, common Go/K8s tasks, and VS Code debug shortcuts. If this sounds like something you can teach clearly, I’d love to schedule the first session soon.