You can run versions of go side by side. Plus, go is really backwards compatible, so unless you need to recreate an old binary exactly, you can always just compile with a newer version. You can vendor dependencies with godep to insulate conflicting dependencies. If you really really want to, you can have different gopaths. You don't need this.
You can run versions of go side by side. Plus, go is really backwards compatible, so unless you need to recreate an old binary exactly, you can always just compile with a newer version. You can vendor dependencies with godep to insulate conflicting dependencies. If you really really want to, you can have different gopaths. You don't need this.