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If you're not a fan of submodules, but are in need of a this kind of tool, I'd recommend looking at `glide` [1] . I've had much better experiences, as a user, w
by colemickens 10y ago
If you're not a fan of submodules, but are in need of a this kind of tool, I'd recommend looking at `glide` [1] . I've had much better experiences, as a user, with `glide` than other tools, and it supports package aliasing which is really helpful. (Package aliasing allows for satisfying an import path with a private fork of a package, without having to rewrite all the import statements inside my fork.)
[1]: https://github.com/Masterminds/glide https://github.com/Masterminds/glide
- ericflo 10y agoI'm in the same boat - glide is the one that has Just Worked for me and my projects, so seeing some consensus around it would be nice.