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Support vgo/go.mod & Tag New Release #43

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elithrar opened this issue Jun 28, 2018 · 7 comments
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Support vgo/go.mod & Tag New Release #43

elithrar opened this issue Jun 28, 2018 · 7 comments
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elithrar commented Jun 28, 2018

To support upcoming versioning support in the Go toolchain (beta in 1.11, prod in 1.12) -

  • Add a go.mod file to this repo
  • Tag a new release (likely v1.2.1 after I review the changes)
  • Update Build Status in README to use Travis
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elithrar commented Jul 6, 2018

Will tag the new release after I fix the tests to run in CI via #47

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+1

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carnott-snap commented Oct 3, 2019

Can we get an update on this; I dislike depending on pseudo versions for so long.

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eccles commented Aug 20, 2020

+1

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carnott-snap commented Aug 26, 2020

While I get that +1 messages are not productive, and I prefer emoji voting, it has been more than two years and there has been no progress. Should we consider forking and deprecating this repo?

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ptman commented Aug 27, 2020

@carnott-snap excellent solution. A fork could always be merged in the future if sensible

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I would hate to fragment the community, but if this repo is unmaintained, we may be better off rehoming it. Does anybody have a line into the maintainers?

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