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Make this into a go module #1
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Thanks. I'm actually not aware of how to do that. This is the first importable Go package I've made with some demand. Could you make a pull request to turn this into a proper module or tell me how if that isn't possible? |
Haha, this will be interesting. I'm completely new to Go myself =) I'm using my Go-virtuoso-little-brother as proxy. Aparently the module will be autmatically listed at go.pkg.dev if it has a module file with a name. You should be able to create this with I can make a PR if you want, but I think it should be this simple. When the module has a name it will be automatically indexed at go.pkg.dev as soon as it is downloaded by someone. |
Thanks for the breakdown. I'll take a look a this when I get a chance. |
Thank you for this. It's of course usable by getting it directly from your GH using the commit hash as version. But it would be even better if it where a real go module with version number so it's easier to update.
I just updated to the latest version to get your MIT license.
go get github.com/drgrib/alfred@dc4eb4f
As of now there is no way to run
go get github.com/drgrib/alfred@v1
since the module is not "published"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: