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I'm trying to understand your complaint. Obviously you'll need a vendor directory somewhere containing the source code of your dependencies. Maven places them
by hellcow 9y ago
I'm trying to understand your complaint.
Obviously you'll need a vendor directory somewhere containing the source code of your dependencies. Maven places them outside the project's root dir (defaults to ~/.m2/repository), whereas Go puts them inside the project's root dir. Tomato-tomato. They have to exist on your system somewhere.
- kuschku 9y ago> They have to exist on your system somewhere. Yes, but they shouldn’t be something I’d have to ever care about. Whenever I type "build", the build tool should automatically manage the dependencies and invoke the build process.