Go allows developers to create private modules that can be stored in private repositories. To access these modules, the Go toolchain must authenticate with the repository host.
Here's how you can set up and use private modules in Go:
// Example Go module setup in a private repository
module my-private-repo.com/my-module
go 1.17
require (
my-private-repo.com/some-dependency v1.0.0
)
To install a private module, use the following command:
go get my-private-repo.com/my-module
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