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What the dep is going on with Go dependency management?
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Robust dependency management in Go has been a long time coming. The zeroth generation were third party tools like Glide and Godep that attempted to provide some level of order to your $GOPATH, but had no inclination towards being standard tools. These were then followed by dep, which aimed to be a standard tool in the same way that NPM is/was the standard for JavaScript, Composer is for PHP, and Gem is for Ruby. In 2019, though, there's a new kid in town, and it's now integrated into the standard toolchain: go mod, formerly known as vgo. In this talk I'll introduce go mod using examples of how it can be used with both greenfield projects and old projects that used those earlier tools, both in terms of projects that are simple downstream users of third party modules and those that are intended to be used by others.
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