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by komuW
2814 days ago
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> Even better, it lets you very easily drop into those dependencies and add minor changes or debugging lines if you need to. This can be incredibly useful if you're trying to understand how one of them works or think that that you might have found a bug and trying to verify or patch it. You should totally check out Roger Peppe's gohack[1]
It enables you to do the same in a Go modules world https://github.com/rogpeppe/gohack |
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