On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 8:38:11 PM UTC+2, Peter Bourgon wrote: > > > > Exception to the rule: if a library vendors dependencies that don't > leak into the public API, and don't have potentially crashy func > inits, then it's OK to leave the vendor directory in place. > > This is of course completely unsatisfying and I hope it will be > addressed by the core team as soon as possible. > > As an aside, wouldn't that require to address the larger issue of versioning? The reasoning being that if you decide to vendor, you're basically freezing the version of the dependency you're using. I also expect that issue (and similiar ones) to come up https://golang.org/issue/16209
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