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There could be several reasons why the Golang migration is stuck in CodeBuild without any error messages. Some possible reasons could be:

1. Network issues: If there's a problem with the network connection, CodeBuild might not be able to connect to the required resources for the migration. This could cause the process to hang without any error messages.

2. Insufficient resources: If the CodeBuild environment doesn't have enough resources (such as CPU, memory, or disk space), the migration process could get stuck. This could happen if the migration is particularly resource-intensive or if other processes running on the same environment are consuming too many resources.

3. Code issues: If there's a problem with the code (such as a logic error or an infinite loop), the migration process could get stuck. In this case, there might not be any error messages because the process is still running and hasn't encountered an actual error.

4. Permissions issues: If there's a problem with the permissions required for the migration to complete (such as insufficient access to a particular resource or file), the process could get stuck. Again, there might not be any error messages because the process is still running but can't complete the required steps.

To troubleshoot this issue, you should check the CodeBuild logs to see if any errors or warnings are being generated. You can also try running the migration process locally to see if it runs without any issues. Additionally, you may try increasing the resources available to the CodeBuild environment and ensure that all permissions required for the migration are correctly configured.