Please correct the tag and add a go.mod file

[curiosport]

The following command:
go get github.com/fpessolano/jac@latest
download version v0.1.0

I had to do this mischief in the go.mod file:
require github.com/fpessolano/jac v.0.2.0

And return this:
downgrading to v0.1.1-blabla

The version "v0.1.1" is equal to v.0.2.0

Correct tag to: v0.2.0

[fpessolano]

As far as i can see 0.2.0 is set as latest release.

[curiosport]

As far as i can see 0.2.0 is set as latest release.

Did you at least execute the command I showed you?
go get github.com/fpessolano/jac@latest

This command installs version v0.1.0 and that happens because Go does not understand the numbering of the latest version v.0.2.0
https://github.com/fpessolano/jac/tags

v.0.2.0 -> Bad numbering
v0.2.0 -> Good numbering

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I asked for a go.mod because I thought you were using the go-cache package but it wasn't that, it was that your example in the README is wrong.

jac is a persistent in-memory key:value/store cache based on go-cache

// Set a persistent value of the key "one" to "1", with the default expiration time
test.Set("one", 1, cache.DefaultExpiration, true)

// Set a non-persistent value of the key "b" to "2", with no expiration time
test.Set("two", "two", cache.NoExpiration, false)

// Correct:
// test.Set("one", 1, jac.DefaultExpiration, true)
// test.Set("two", "two", jac.NoExpiration, false)

[fpessolano]

sorry but I am not maintaining this any longer. It has served its purpose and will be archived

[fpessolano]

Got some time and curiosity to play with go again. The readme file is wrong and will eb fixed and will look into your suggestion.

[fpessolano]

Fixed