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by saturn_vk
2151 days ago
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That kind of question need only be answered once though, in the documentation of the dependency system. In this case, all dependencies for go modules are stored in $GOPATH/pkg/mod/MODULE/PATH@version, but that's a minor detail that you don't really need to know, since the documentation also makes clear that all dependencies are downloaded in that directory, so you never have multiple copies of a single dependency with a single version. The documentation also specifies that you can download all your dependencies (or some), in a top-level (in respect to your module) vendor directory. All of these questions and more can be answered by `go help modules`. Now, I use go-to-definition not because I want to find out where something is located, but what it looks like. The location is just exposed as a side-effect. |
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