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If you're not distributing your Go package to others as a library, then you don't need to follow the Go module versions. They are only enforced user-side.
by paskozdilar 5y ago
If you're not distributing your Go package to others as a library, then you don't need to follow the Go module versions. They are only enforced user-side.
- pgwhalen 5y agoTrue, though if you have code in separate repositories you might want to stick to some versioning scheme to use the module tooling to your advantage.