Feature Overview
Golang Get utilizes a code management tool to remotely pull or update code packages and their dependencies and automatically compiles and installs them. The entire process is as simple as installing an application. The go get command can be used for multiple code repositories in CODING. The following is a quickstart guide.
Getting Started
Suppose a user has a code repository called Repo A with a Git HTTPS URL:
https://e.coding.net/{team}/{project}/{repo}.git (the curly braces are variables). Using the repository https://e.coding.net/baulk/jackson/mux.git as an example:The user can configure module names using the following command.
go mod init e.coding.net/baulk/jackson/mux
To obtain a module using go get:
go get e.coding.net/baulk/jackson/mux
The modules of sub-repositories can be obtained when multiple repositories are used:
go get e.coding.net/baulk/jackson/mux/dev
The Git HTTPS clone URL of some repositories is:
https://e.coding.net/{team}/{project}.git. The user can configure module names using the following command:go mod init e.coding.net/team/project
To obtain a module using go get:
go get e.coding.net/team/project
Note:
Sub-modules cannot be directly obtained for such repositories. Use
e.coding.net/team/project/project as the module name to obtain modules and their sub-modules.
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