With the introduction of Go modules, migrating your Go projects from GOPATH to modules can greatly streamline your workflow and improve dependency management. This guide will help you transition smoothly.
go mod init
Replace
go get
This will automatically update your go.mod and go.sum files.
After initializing modules, go through your code and update import paths to use the module's name.
Run your tests to ensure that everything is working correctly with your new module setup:
go test ./...
For detailed information, refer to the official Go documentation on modules.
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