x/pkgsite: Subpackage to recognise version tags #52177
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Modules have separate identities and versions, that's how both the go command and pkgsite work. For questions please refer to https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Questions |
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How do I version my (sub)package then? My sub package is a separate module! |
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You version a submodule by creating a tag starting with the path relative to the root of the repository followed by the version. So |
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Thanks @D1CED |
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I have a repo: https://github.com/rocketlaunchr/showerglass.
At the root level there is a module called:
github.com/rocketlaunchr/showerglasswith a package calledmain. It is simply a demo project that uses the package inside thecoredirectory.In the core directory is the actual package for mass consumption. It has a module called
github.com/rocketlaunchr/showerglass/corewith a package calledshowerglass.If I tag the repo at
v1.0.0, pkg.go.dev does not seem to recognise thegithub.com/rocketlaunchr/showerglass/coremodule asv1.0.0. It assumes the entire module is unversioned.This is causing issues with third-party use of my package (in terms of adding a version to their
go.modfile. It is also causing issues with me not being able to "force" pkg.go.dev to update the docs to the current version since I can't append@v1.0.0.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: