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I'm having an issue where I'm importing a nested package (github.com/p/ac/ka/ge) in my code, but using godep save followed by godep restore results in "unrecognized import path: github.com/p/ac/ka/ge".
I can solve this issue by modifying my Godeps.json file to look for "github.com/p/ac", and godep restore works.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with godeps or my understanding of how godeps works, but it seems to me that godep save and godep restore should work together without having to worry about a nested package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm having an issue where I'm importing a nested package (github.com/p/ac/ka/ge) in my code, but using godep save followed by godep restore results in "unrecognized import path: github.com/p/ac/ka/ge".
The dependency is organized as below:
I can solve this issue by modifying my Godeps.json file to look for "github.com/p/ac", and godep restore works.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with godeps or my understanding of how godeps works, but it seems to me that godep save and godep restore should work together without having to worry about a nested package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: