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Any interest in publishing this package using gopkg.in. This basically means you're doing a compatibility promise and can make incompatible changes (if thats ever required) in a new release (v2).
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You could just tag the latest commit as v1.0.0 and push a change to the README advertising the import path gopkg.in/alexjlockwood/gcm.v1.
Or:
register the github organization go-gcm
move this repo to the go-gcm organization
fork go-gcm/gcm back to alexjlockwood/gcm and replace the readme.md text in alexjlockwood/gcm so it states that the project has moved.
Add v1.0.0 tag in go-gcm/gcm
Update go-gcm/gcm readme.md to advertise gopkg.in/gcm.v1 (note that you can leave out the organization name here, gopkg.in detects the github.com/go-<name>/<name> repo path.
This way everyone importing alexjlockwood/gcm will stay on the current release, even if one day you decide to make a breaking change on master for v2, because that will be on go-gcm/gcm's master.
Any interest in publishing this package using gopkg.in. This basically means you're doing a compatibility promise and can make incompatible changes (if thats ever required) in a new release (v2).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: