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Adding support for default http-messages #5
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Looks good. Just the one question.
go.mod
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module github.com/nicklaw5/go-respond | |||
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go 1.12 |
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Is there any real need to include this file if we don't have any dependencies?
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Yes, otherwise i could not use it outside my gopath. The package names did not resolve right in the tests.
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I don't believe the absence of a go.mod file would break your tests. Can you provide an example of the issue you're running into?
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Hi Nick, i did not say it breaks the build generally. It Just cant find the right package if you are outside of the gopath.
Why is this such a big thing? Go Modules are a Feature added in Go 1.12. They do not give any disadvantages and you could just ignore them if working not with go 1.12.
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You may have to pull in your dependencies before running tests. For example
go get ./...
go test ./...
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When i delete the go.mod file and try to test this project outside from $GOPATH or $GOROOT, it will give me following error output:
PS C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\go-respond> go test ./
# _/C_/Users/Alex/Desktop/go-respond
error_test.go:8:2: cannot find package "github.com/nicklaw5/go-respond" in any of:
C:\Go\src\github.com\nicklaw5\go-respond (from $GOROOT)
D:\Go\src\github.com\nicklaw5\go-respond (from $GOPATH)
FAIL _/C_/Users/Alex/Desktop/go-respond [setup failed]
PS C:\Users\Alex\Desktop\go-respond>
Adding this file would remove the need of placing this project inside your $GOPATH or $GOROOT, even if you don't have any dependencies. You declare a package-name which would otherwise not be found.
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I see what you mean. That can be fixed. Let me fix it and then we rebase your branch onto master.
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Ok that's been fixed on the master
branch. You'll need to rebase this branch:
git rebase master
Then apply the changes in 4ab9d9b.
You should then be able to run your tests without any issue.
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I merged your changes, removed the go.mod
file and fixed some more importing issues.
Thanks 👍 |
This PR would add support for default http-messages. Usage is explained inside the README.md