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README: clarify current status of Go dependency management #2233

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@ALTree ALTree commented Feb 3, 2020

This change amends the initial README section to make it clear that

  • the Go project has officially adopted modules as the way to manage dependencies in Go;
  • the Module System is no longer a prototype, and it's ready for production use.

Fixes golang/go#35894

This change amends the initial README section to make it clear that

- the Go project has officially adopted modules as the way to manage dependencies in Go;
- the Module System is no longer a prototype, and it's ready for production use.

Fixes  golang/go#35894
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ALTree commented Feb 24, 2020

Ping for review.

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rsc commented Apr 1, 2020

@daenney filed golang/go#38158 to propose accepting this PR.

Based on the inactivity here, it sounds like a good idea to use that proposal to decide whether to accept the PR. Commenting here to let anyone watching this issue know. Please comment over on golang/go#38158. Thanks!

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rsc commented Apr 15, 2020

Just as a heads up, the discussion over on golang/go#38158 has moved to a likely accept of that proposal (which includes submitting this PR).

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all: dep still looks like the official package manager for Go
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