Under windows, the interpreter "import" cannot exit

[fengzhiyuqiao]

The following program sample.go triggers an unexpected result

package plugin_rule

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"

	"plugin_rule/pkg"

	"gitlab.test.com/base/plugin-engine/sdk/stdlib"
)

type Hello struct{}

func New() stdlib.IRule {
	return &Hello{}
}

func (h *Hello) Run(_ context.Context, args interface{}) error {
	fmt.Printf("hello plugin rule %s args %v", pkg.Foo(), args)
	return nil
}

Expected result

hello plugin rule pkg.foo args [123 456 789]

Got

loop

Yaegi Version

v0.11.1

Additional Notes

in windows
After I use the interpreter to add gopath, using "import" will enter an endless loop
i := interp.New(interp.Options{GoPath: goPath

When the directory is
src/plugin_Rule/, execute this code to fall back to the disk symbol and cannot exit

[switchupcb]

This issue has a solution in the pull request #1265

[mvertes]

I'm sorry I cannot reproduce exactly nor investigate your problem.plugin_rule/pkg is unknown, and I can't access to "gitlab.test.com/base/plugin-engine/sdk/stdlib".

Could you provide a precise program, self contained, which works correctly with the Go compiler, and wrong with yaegi ? I know it takes some efforts, but I really need this to make progress, thanks.