Support Go Modules #24
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This repo follows a modified version of semver, where the major version of this repository tracks the major version of the C core repository. This doesn't play well with GOMODULES by default, so we create our first major version go module that is just a duplication of master version. Solves #24
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* add support for GOMODULES This repo follows a modified version of semver, where the major version of this repository tracks the major version of the C core repository. This doesn't play well with GOMODULES by default, so we create our first major version go module that is just a duplication of master version. Solves #24
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https://blog.golang.org/v2-go-modules
I will add a v3 module with a patch version bump to comply with the go modules pattern. This will not break existing users, with or without go modules, because go module users will have to opt-in to using the new
github.com/uber/h3-go/v3import path.plan for future development
all changes and improvements to v3.* will be made in the
v3/module, leaving the root module as-is. Users of the root module will need to move to the GOMODULE supported/v3suffix import (github.com/uber/h3-go/v3) to pick up any changes/fixes introduced after v3.0.2.rationale
future development will be made in the
v3module and not reflected in the root module in order to avoid copy/paste mistakes. Developing in thev3module will also encourage adoption of the backwards compatible development practices encouraged by GOMODULES.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: