Hello Whiskers!

If you have not seen, I have been trying to pay down technical debt in the 
Whisk Deploy tool and get it building using Go 1.15, Go Modules and the latest 
(direct) package dependencies as well as using the latest Gradle.  Since 
"wskdeploy" depends on the Go client as well as is a package used by our 
OpenWhisk CLI, I have made similar updates to both those repos. as well so all 
are brought up-to-date using the same versioned tooling/runtime/libs.  All docs 
(READMEs) have been updated to reflect the new, simper way of building and 
updating the project using "go mod" and how to build for one or more supported 
OS/Architectures.

At this point, I would like to pursue a sequence set of releases for these 
repos. based upon their dependencies.  I would propose a 1.2 release of the 
Openwhisk Go client followed by a release of Whisk Deploy (which will reference 
the 1.2 Go client) followed by a release of the OpenWhisk CLI to 1.2 (which 
would ref. the 1.2 Go Client and the 1.2 Whisk Deploy repo.).

Would there be any issue in executing against this plan? 

PS I see the Deno runtime may release soon; if someone will champion that 
release quickly, I could make sure Whisk Deploy and CLI 1.2 releases would 
account for that new runtime.

Cheers,
Matt


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