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Package management in Go always felt pretty hacky. Among the issues is the confusion between "what something is" and "where something is". At the beginning there wasn't even a way to have different versions of a package, with the justification that you should just fix an interface and keep it stable till the end of time, there was also no way to "lock dependencies" so at build time you got whatever that repo served you. It has gotten better since, but still some jankyness as a result of "growing" a package system.
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