With Go open source projects (on git, svn, mercurial) much of the time you can just
And have absolutely no version management or any way to indicate API changes (except for making a new repository for every API-breaking change).
And have absolutely no version management or any way to indicate API changes (except for making a new repository for every API-breaking change).
Not having version management is a real concern, but I solve that problem by forking the projects and updating manually as needed. Ubuntu and debian are soon going to be allowing you to install go packages with their package management systems if I'm not mistaken.