x/pkgsite: package removal request for ktbs.dev/teler

[dwisiswant0]

What is the path of the package that you would like to have removed?

ktbs.dev/teler

Are you the owner of this package?

Yes.

What is the reason that you could not retract this package instead?

I want to delete all the versions listed instead of retracting them one by one. For several reasons:

1. Custom domain is not configured (and maintained) anymore, and
2. Replace it with a new custom domain.

Having trouble doing reason(2), because https://pkg.go.dev/teler.app is redirected to an old custom domain.

$ go list -m -json -v teler.app@latest
{
	"Path": "teler.app",
	"Version": "v1.2.2",
	"Query": "latest",
	"Time": "2021-04-01T23:06:52Z",
	"Dir": "/home/dw1/.go/pkg/mod/teler.app@v1.2.2",
	"GoMod": "/home/dw1/.go/pkg/mod/cache/download/teler.app/@v/v1.2.2.mod",
	"GoVersion": "1.14"
}

But deps.dev listing it correctly.

On a special note, I don't want to change the codebase directory structure like moving files under the new /v2 path.

[seankhliao]

note teler.app needs a major version suffix in its module path (but not necessarily directory structure) as its tags are v2+

[dwisiswant0]

note teler.app needs a major version suffix in its module path (but not necessarily directory structure) as its tags are v2+

Can you please elaborate? So that means I have to change the module path (to teler.app/v2) in go.mod? Got it.

So after you guys delete the package for my old custom domain from pkg.go.dev and list the new custom domain, it will be ok to do go install teler.app@latest right?

[seankhliao]

No.
Removing it from pkgsite only hides the generated documentation.
If go install doesn't work now, it still won't work if we hide the documentation. It's a configuration issue on your site and/or module.

[dwisiswant0]

Currently not working because I think the version is not listed on pkg.go.dev. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[seankhliao]

pkg.go.dev does not affect the go tool

[findleyr]

Following @seankhliao's clarification (#55118 (comment)), do you still want us to remove from pkg.go.dev, bearing in mind that it will have no effect on the go tool?

[dwisiswant0]

Given such evidence, I will close this issue until I can resolve the current situation. Thanks, @seankhliao & @findleyr.