Yes, there are silly workarounds. The whole point is that it's a PITA to work with and breaks many common workflows for scant few actual benefits. Especially no

Yes, there are silly workarounds. The whole point is that it's a PITA to work with and breaks many common workflows for scant few actual benefits. Especially now that `godep` is in wide use, which just artificially creates the go workspace structure from in-tree dependencies anyway.