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It is a module. It is available. It does not offer itself up as a library.
by IggleSniggle 3y ago
It is a module. It is available. It does not offer itself up as a library.
- 38 3y ago> It is a module. > It does not offer itself up as a library. in Go code, those are the same thing.
- IggleSniggle 3y agoA library and a module are the same. Having an open and available module does not make it "offered up as a library," was the point I was trying (and failing, evidently), to make.
- Brian_K_White 3y agoYou made the point perfectly. So did the docs in the first place. It's not on you that someone decides not to agree the sky is blue because they use their own definition of blue.