Don't import code in our own repository from GitHub. #7
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As per golang/go#3515 (comment) local imports are not supported. I agree that it looks a bit more logical, but different trade-offs/design decisions have been made. |
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It's a really really weird decision. Not convenient！ Not reasonable! |
This is not the forum for this discussion, please post it upstream in golang/go |
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It seems not logical to me to import local code from GitHub. This only complicates development, because some code in the local repository is fetched from GitHub.