? As you may be aware, there is limited support for versioning APIs using "go get" (Go's nearest equivalent of this). The developers of Go argue that the mainte

? As you may be aware, there is limited support for versioning APIs using "go get" (Go's nearest equivalent of this). The developers of Go argue that the maintenance of your dependencies is your responsibility, and you should clone everything you need to your own environment. That gives you ultimate control, allowing you to pull and update them as you require, modify and bugfix as you see fit, and makes it hard, if not impossible, to end up relying on two packages with different versions. That's the last time where I heard about this wonderful idea that vendoring everything is a solution, because versioning is hard: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2066438441/haunts-the-manse-macabre/posts/373466 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2066438441/haunts-the-m... I'll take the solution where I can send a PR to the maintainer with updated dependencies over this sort of thing any day.