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Cannot install using Go modules #42
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And by "relying on", I really mean "too lazy to work around", which I actually already have. Just leaving this here as evidence that more people are migrating to modules (as you apparently have for your own dependency management), and that this might be something to give higher priority to. It does seem like the "modules >= v2" problem has not been addressed well. Hopefully, you can find a clean way to deal with it. Happy to help if I can. |
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Sadly, that does not:
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Interesting. I didn't realize I was using |
You're right. This project shouldn't have go.mod file, since it's not released with a proper "/v4" module path. You'll have to use exact commit SHA when installing this pkg for now.. v4.0.2 has SHA 47840ab, see https://github.com/go-chi/jwtauth/releases and this works:
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hey guys, I've resolved this with jwtauth v4.0.3 -- that is, I've removed the invalid go.mod file. also see #38 (comment) |
Hey, thanks for this. Working great now! |
At least with Go 1.13, I am not able to use 4.0.x versions. It's the same problem that chi v4 has, but there are changes in v4 here that I'm relying on. It looks like chi v4 was just an experiment in moduling.
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