RFC: v2+ Go modules release #26
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Co-authored-by: Mikael Berrin <pikabanga@gmail.com>
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Go modules, which is the package management strategy we use in Wharf, has
strict rules on how to publish v2+ releases. We have not been Go-modules
compliant in some of our repositories. This RFC suggest one of the many
alternative solutions for being compliant, with its up- and downsides.
This is an important decision, as it induces a lot of headaches if we do it
wrong and have to switch to a different strategy later on.
This is based on a conversation that popped up in a PR comment thread:
iver-wharf/wharf-api-client-go#29 (comment)
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