When dealing with go modules, sometimes it’s handy to test some changes from a local repository instead of using the upstream one.
Now, go programs are typically relying only on the upstream packages. Take the module file of openqa-mon as example:
When dealing with go modules, sometimes it’s handy to test some changes from a local repository instead of using the upstream one.
Now, go programs are typically relying only on the upstream packages. Take the module file of openqa-mon as example: