I cannot upvote this enough. Go's dependency management is horrible. The fact that I have to encode my current github account to make things `go get`able is cra

I cannot upvote this enough. Go's dependency management is horrible. The fact that I have to encode my current github account to make things `go get`able is crazy! When projects move accounts or hosts it breaks everything. Not to mention that no one doing Go seriously actually uses `go get` to download dependencies. But, if you want the broadest audience for a library it needs to support `go get`! There is furthermore, no way to build release packages that people can just install. There are no tarballs or jars or anything else that can be simply downloaded and depended on. So not only is everything tied to my github account I can't even release stable versions in any sane way. I never thought I would say "Man Java is really doing it right" but in comparison to Go it is! I love writing in the language, but I solve this problem by mostly depending on only stuff I have written. That way I can at least control the problem. I have even started using submodules again! At least that way I can pin my dependencies to specific versions without having to use a third party tool. Insanity!