Add support for Go 1.11 modules #477

2019-01-06T09:35:08-06:00

lhchavez commented

2019-01-06 09:35:08 -06:00

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This change adds a go.mod file. An empty file is sufficient since this
project has no external dependencies. For people that want to use the static
version of libgit2, this module can be vendored and the following can be added
to their go.mod file:

replace github.com/libgit2/git2go => ./vendor/github.com/libgit2/git2go

This change adds a `go.mod` file. An empty file is sufficient since this project has no external dependencies. For people that want to use the static version of libgit2, this module can be vendored and the following can be added to their `go.mod` file: replace github.com/libgit2/git2go => ./vendor/github.com/libgit2/git2go

carlosmn commented

2019-01-07 06:30:51 -06:00

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Can you not use a project with go modules if the dependencies themselves aren't set up for it?

lhchavez commented

2019-01-07 08:52:04 -06:00

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you can, if you want to use the dynamically-linked version. what you can't do is use the vendoring trick to be able to build the static library, since using a vendored module requires the module to be explicitly a module.

carlosmn commented

2019-01-07 10:00:53 -06:00

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Fair enough I guess.

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