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This seems like a question about how to use modules, rather than a bug or feature request. For questions about Go, see https://golang.org/wiki/Questions.
I'm going to close this issue, but please file another one if there is a bug or proposal that you would like to bring forward.
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We have two project : lib-a and project-a
the project-a import lib-a ; if we need Implement a new feature ;
we checkout two new branches : lib-a-love-feature and project-a-love-feature
and project-a-love-feature import the codes in lib-a-love-feature
so
go.mod
in project-a-love-feature must isafter
go run main.go
go.mod
in project-a-love-feature updated like thisv0.0.0-20190321071845-f40956c1bfe6
is a latest version for branchlib-a-love-feature
next !!
we push new codes to branch
lib-a-love-feature
but in branch
project-a-love-feature
, because thego.mod
is modified, we do not get the new codes!have any way to keep
go.mod
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