what comes out is the package docs for the Go standard error package, which is not the right answer. Instead, the ./ should mean to look in upspin.io/errors first.
It's even possible that if I say
$ cd $GOPATH/upspin.io/path
$ go doc errors
(no ./) it should prefer the local errors package from the upspin.io repo. Not sure about that.
But certainly ./ should mean something.
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If I
what comes out is the package docs for the Go standard error package, which is not the right answer. Instead, the
./
should mean to look inupspin.io/errors
first.It's even possible that if I say
(no
./
) it should prefer the localerrors
package from theupspin.io
repo. Not sure about that.But certainly
./
should mean something.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: