Bug: The go.mod file in the tag v0.0.1 is incorrect/didn't get updated with the newest master PR

[tjgurwara99]

Describe the bug

The go.mod file in the tag v0.0.1 is incorrect and still contains my GitHub handle for the Go repository.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'tag v0.0.1'
2. Click on 'go.mod'
3. See the first line

Expected behavior
The first line should be module github.com/TheAlgorithms/Go instead of module github.com/tjgurwara99/Go
Also the required module has been removed from the code so it can now be deleted.

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[tjgurwara99]

This gist might be useful for this. Consider creating an automated way of releasing a new tag.

[tjgurwara99]

@cclauss have you had the chance to look at this? This prevents the go get command to receive the latest master code

[tjgurwara99]

@siriak if you get time, could you take a look at this?

[asiriak]

I don't understand the problem, unfortunately. The go.mod in master contains a valid reference. As for the tag, do we even need it? I'd say no.

[tjgurwara99]

Technically the master and released tags are different branches. If you do a git diff on these two you will see that my repo is still the main reference. I know you're probably quite busy but closing the issue without clarification from the author is a bit aggressive.

The go tools require release tags, for example, if you go to the pkg.go.dev you will not be able to find TheAlgorithms/Go repository - this works only with release tags and the go.mod inside those release tags and documentation keeps updated as documentation is build into the Go tools.

You mention that you think you don't need tags and that's ok. In that case, at the very least, I would just like to have my GitHub handle removed from your released tags that's all.

the diff

Finally, you won't be able to import things properly with go tools without release tags. If you try to import your newly implemented algorithms, it will not work. If you even try to do go get github.com/TheAlgorithms/Go/youralgorithm it will fail because of this precise issue.

[siriak]

@tjgurwara99 thanks for the clarification, I've removed this release. We'll need to discuss in a different issue or Discord if we want to have releases or not, I have no strong opinion on that.

[tjgurwara99]

Thanks @siriak 😄