My project has three modules, the file directory is (/main.go) (/b/b.go) (/a/a.go).and the go.mod as follows
<-- /main.go-->:
package main
import (
"b.com/b"
)
...
<-- /go.mod-->
module main
go 1.16
require b.com/b v0.0.0
replace b.com/b => ./b
<-- /b/go.mod-->
module main
go 1.16
require a.com/a v0.0.0
replace a.com/a => ../a
In the file (/b/go.mod), if I write:
require a.com/a v0.0.0
replace a.com/a => ../a
it will show in (/main.go) that "b.com/b" cannot be imported. If not, the program is normal,What's wrong here?
First, make your module at the top level:
go mod init stackoverflow.com/user/repo
Then make pack/pack.go
:
package pack
const Pack = 1
Then make main.go
:
package main
import "stackoverflow.com/user/repo/pack"
func main() {
println(pack.Pack)
}
Then build:
go build
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