top | item 39460974 (no title) GorsyGentle | 2 years ago Except I cannot `go run ~/that/project/over/there` as the use of go modules means I have to change directory to be inside the package first. I'm not sure why that is exactly, but it's always been a nit I've found frustrating. discuss order hn newest randomdata|2 years ago Especially when you can `go run that/project/over/there@latest`Although, with slight modification, you can `go run -C ~/that/project/over/there .` unknown|2 years ago [deleted] 38|2 years ago thats mostly true. you need to at least be at the top level of the module to do go run. any higher and you get a missing go.mod error.
randomdata|2 years ago Especially when you can `go run that/project/over/there@latest`Although, with slight modification, you can `go run -C ~/that/project/over/there .`
38|2 years ago thats mostly true. you need to at least be at the top level of the module to do go run. any higher and you get a missing go.mod error.
randomdata|2 years ago
Although, with slight modification, you can `go run -C ~/that/project/over/there .`
unknown|2 years ago
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38|2 years ago