@cavokz Sorry it's not convenient, but can you create a git repository again and publish a module for retraction?
And, leaving it as it is an option too. Removing from pkgsite is simply just hiding the package. The package is still available from proxy.golang.org.

@cavokz Sorry it's not convenient, but can you create a git repository again and publish a module for retraction? And, leaving it as it is an option too. Removing from pkgsite is simply just hiding the package. The package is still available from proxy.golang.org.

Yes, I was also wondering the same. I'll do that way and properly retract the package. Thanks.

@hyangah, I resurrected the original pygolo repository (https://gitlab.com/pygolo/pygolo) and retracted all the published versions (v0.1.0-alpha and v0.1.0-alpha.2, the latter containing only the retraction of the first). This change is not reflected in https://pkg.go.dev/gitlab.com/pygolo/pygolo yet, don't know how to force the refresh.

Can we now get pygolo removed also from https://pkg.go.dev?

Thank you for trying, @cavokz. It looks like all published versions have been successfully retracted, but pkg.go.dev now shows a pseudoversion as latest.

I will go ahead remove the module.

This is done.

Thanks, it worked!