Use Go Modules instead of Glock (fixes #338) #341
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Previously, this project was using glock to manage external go dependencies. As of go 1.11, go comes with builtin module support. Go Modules fully supersede glock functionality. As of go 1.16, either an environment variable or go modules are required for this project to build. This commit migrates the repository away from glock, and instead uses go modules. This gets rid of an unneeded dependency, and also allows the project to natively compile under go 1.16 (which requires `go.mod` by default). For go >= 1.13, compilation will "just work". To build under go 1.11 and go 1.12 one needs to set an environment variable 'GO111MODULE=on'. Since go <= 1.14 can be considered end of life, this change will likely not be impact any existing build scripts. This commit also updates the Travis Tests with more modern go versions, so that they can pass.
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Previously, this project was using glock to manage external go dependencies. As of go 1.11, go comes with builtin module support. Go Modules fully supersede glock functionality.
As of go 1.16, either an environment variable or go modules are required for this project to
build. As of go 1.17, go modules will be required.
This PR migrates the repository away from glock, and instead uses go modules.
This gets rid of an unneeded dependency, and also allows the project to natively compile under go 1.16.
For go >= 1.13, compilation will "just work". To build under go 1.11 and go 1.12 one needs to set an environment variable 'GO111MODULE=on'. Since go <= 1.14 can be considered end of life, this change will likely not impact any existing build scripts.
This commit also updates the Travis Tests with more modern go versions, so that they can pass.