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'npm' is covered by the Go tools themselves. You can import packages using their github/bitbucket/code.google.com URL.

• chc 14y ago
  That is really interesting. Thanks for pointing that out. Can you specify specific version dependencies like you do with a full-blown package manager?
  • paufernandez 14y ago
    I don't think so, but I could be mistaken. (btw, someone pointed that out as a drawback on another thread.) What I've done sometimes is just clone the repo within a directory that appears in the GOPATH, maybe checkout a specific revision, and that solves the problem.
  • BarkMore 14y ago
    After 'go get'ing the package, you can use git/hg/bzr to checkout the specific version you want. From there, all of the Go build tools will work as normal.
  • deleted 14y ago
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