Add support for short module names#108
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@bwplotka Probably it is time also to change what are the required checks for the PR. Perhaps we can make Go 1.14 and 1.15 optional now and require 1.16 and 1.17? |
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@bwplotka ping? |
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Hah, sorry - ping me on Slack / Twitter next time - I don't follow GH notifications |
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Thanks!
and thanks for going through testing framework - it needs some overhaul - takes ages for tests to pass and to maintain this cumulative flow...
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The current code assumes module names have 3 or more path segments (typically
github.com/org/module), but there are cases where custom module names may not follow that convention and be justdomain/module. This is a small fix to support those modules as well.