Update go.mod to retract the v1.14.0 #44
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@zc2638 : the Go Modules References still shows the v1.14.0 as the latest version, so the retract directive did not work. ➡ https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/zc2638/swag?tab=versions This is disturbing, getting the latest version with this command would retrieve the v1.14.0 instead of the v.1.6.0: `go get github.com/zc2638/swag@latest` Some of my students and myself spent an hour figuring why the library was not working before realizing we retrieved an incorrect version. Maybe grouping the retract directives would work ?
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https://go.dev/ref/mod#go-mod-file-retract I checked the relevant instructions and it said that they can be separated into multiple lines. |
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This is described in the document, so the withdrawal of |
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Ok, that makes sense, thank you for the clarification. |
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The Go Modules References still shows the v1.14.0 as the latest version, so the retract directive did not work.
➡ https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/zc2638/swag?tab=versions
This is disturbing, getting the latest version with this command would retrieve the v1.14.0 instead of the v.1.6.0:
go get github.com/zc2638/swag@latestSome of my students and myself spent an hour figuring why the library was not working before realizing we retrieved an incorrect version.
Maybe grouping the retract directives would work ?