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No, you just tag a v2 release like "git tag v2.0.0" and ensure your module path has a /v2. That's not hard.
by kardianos 6y ago
No, you just tag a v2 release like "git tag v2.0.0" and ensure your module path has a /v2. That's not hard.
- donatj 6y agoAs the post states, both are valid, but this method is not backwards compatible.
- xyzzy_plugh 6y agoI'd say being backwards compatible is an edge case, in this instance. Most folks don't use older versions of go.