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Post #AnUaltKlnEMTIvjwvY by [email protected] |
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3 folders you should (not) use in a Go project:1. /cmdUSE IT if your project is… |
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Post #AnUaltV3B0aJooY9x2 by [email protected] |
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@christophberger great advice. I use /pkg for utility libraries in private pro… |
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Post #AnUaluZLCXbx8PZ6HI by [email protected] |
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@imclaren @christophberger you can drop /pkg altogether with no other changes. … |
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Post #AnUalugQmBHZUOslKS by [email protected] |
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@bmarinov @christophberger I hear you but the point is for other devs (and me i… |
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Post #AnUalunWLoxBqOCQNc by [email protected] |
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@imclaren @bmarinov I don't advocate inventing names when there are standar… |
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Post #AnUmjjlJboQQULtas4 by [email protected] |
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@christophberger @bmarinov for public projects I agree. For private projects w… |
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Post #AnUmjjtp6BEMujsO8G by [email protected] |
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@imclaren @christophberger the thing is though, for legacy/older projects pkg i… |
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Post #AnUmjk1GeVBZHpMKjg by [email protected] |
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@bmarinov @christophberger yes I agree. My argument is either never use /pkg o… |
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Post #AnUmjk9m8rzViDL7zs by [email protected] |
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@imclaren @bmarinov But that's the ideal use case for /internal, isn't … |
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Post #AnUrNOYuFWkC8aG19E by [email protected] |
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@christophberger @bmarinov yes you’re right. I just like using /pkg in priva… |
