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The 'go' tool is separate from the Go language. It's one way of orchestrating the compiler, linker, etc. It's relevant because it means that Google has its own
by sqs 12y ago
The 'go' tool is separate from the Go language. It's one way of orchestrating the compiler, linker, etc. It's relevant because it means that Google has its own internal way of doing dependency management that doesn't involve 'go get'.
- benologist 12y agoThanks for explaining. I'm still very new with go.