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README.md
go-mod-clean
This is a hack to experiement with trimming unused entries from the go.sum files. Since go.sum files need to be recursively processed, this attempts to remove unused entries. There are all sorts of real world reasons on why this needs to be done sometimes.
- go-mod-clean tries to remove uneeded entries from the go.sum file.
- You must run go-mod-clean in ~/go/src for this to work.
- stores go.mod and go.sum with
autogen:go.mod
tags in 'git notes'
Install go-mod-clean
go install go.wit.com/apps/go-mod-clean@latest
How it works
go-mod-clean is very simple. It will run 'go build' with GO111MODULE=off. In this mode, go will compile directly based on the 'import' paths. It simply parses the errors from 'go build' and makes sure the appropriate entries are in the go.sum file.
Thats it!