I'm looking forward to using modules; I've tried dep, glide, godep, and maybe one more, but have, for the most part, just used go get and hope nothing changes upstream. It is interesting, though,...
I'm looking forward to using modules; I've tried dep, glide, godep, and maybe one more, but have, for the most part, just used go get and hope nothing changes upstream. It is interesting, though, that they're still calling the support "preliminary."
Also true, yeah. It never really bothered me, I just had to remember that my Go code was not in the directory that I kept all my other code, so if I hadn't used Go in a while, I'd have to sort of...
Also true, yeah. It never really bothered me, I just had to remember that my Go code was not in the directory that I kept all my other code, so if I hadn't used Go in a while, I'd have to sort of flail around my filesystem, looking for those projects.
I'm excited about modules. I don't work with Go, and GOPATH one of the things that always kept me from getting into it.
I'm looking forward to using modules; I've tried dep, glide, godep, and maybe one more, but have, for the most part, just used
go getand hope nothing changes upstream. It is interesting, though, that they're still calling the support "preliminary."Edit: grammar
Same here - package management has been a bit of a pain with Go. An alternative to GOPATH is also nice.
Also true, yeah. It never really bothered me, I just had to remember that my Go code was not in the directory that I kept all my other code, so if I hadn't used Go in a while, I'd have to sort of flail around my filesystem, looking for those projects.