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And there is literally nothing preventing that from functioning with Go. All you are complaining about is that the central "package repository" doesn't exist y
by Vendan 10y ago
And there is literally nothing preventing that from functioning with Go. All you are complaining about is that the central "package repository" doesn't exist yet, where as my point is that Go has given you all the tools to build a central or distributed repository as you choose. You seem to be most upset that people are just using GitHub cause it's free and it works, and how is that different then any other central repository?
- pjmlp 10y agoURLs are part of package name and there is no guarantee they will survive a repository change unless the package author has taken the effort to use canonical imports. As for being upset, not really, unless my boss requires me to use Go, I don't plan using it again.