Example using this module
- Because last release is v3.1.0 thus, you will never see the output - "Hello, this is 3.2.0", from this module. :-p
- Because of this rule, v0 and v1 will not work. You can use only v2 or v3
- Current master branch point to v3.2.0 but go mod will try to find v1.0.0 so, base path will not work too.
- When upgrade your package managing from
/V0
(or /v1
) to /Vn
, you should create and use a new branch instead of master
.
- E.g.
v0
, v1
can be used at the master
branch, others like /v2
are should be used at /v2
branch
- If location of below Go source file is $GOPATH/src/{package name}, import comment is not needed.
package main // import "github.com/practice-golang/pkghello"
import (
hell "github.com/practice-golang/go111module-pkghello/v3"
)
func main() {
hell.Hello()
}