Go package template to reuse code and utilities.
go get -v github.com/carseven/go-package-template@v1.0.0This step is only need if using this template from a non github remote server or private repositories
Check if already have the configuration
cat ~/.gitconfigWe should have this to be able to map example-git-repo-url.com to use SSH credentials
[url "ssh://git@example-git-repo-url.com/"]
insteadOf = https://example-git-repo-url.com/git config --global ssh://git@example-git-repo-url.com/:.insteadOf https://example-git-repo-url.com/For Go modules to work (with Go 1.11 or newer), you'll also need to set the GOPRIVATE variable, to avoid using the public servers to fetch the code:
Check GOPRIVATE value
go env | grep GOPRIVATEAdd go private https://example-git-repo-url.com/
All repositories of a URL
go env -w GOPRIVATE="example-git-repo-url.com/*"or just this repo
go env -w GOPRIVATE="example-git-repo-url.com/specific-repository-name/common"Follow the semantic versioning for updating the package versions. For more detail, follow the GO guide.
For updating the package version, just create new tags following SemVer.
Use the merge commit message to set the version bump. Make sure to follow this rules:
Manual Bumping: Any commit message that includes #major, #minor, #patch, or #none will trigger the respective version bump. If two or more are present, the highest-ranking one will take precedence.
If #none is contained in the merge commit message, it will skip bumping regardless DEFAULT_BUMP.
Automatic Bumping: If no #major, #minor or #patch tag is contained in the merge commit message, it will bump whichever DEFAULT_BUMP is set to (which is patch by default).
Note: This action will not bump the tag if the
HEADcommit has already been tagged.
Make sure you are on main branch and the branch is up to date.
git switch main
git fetch --all
git pullCreate a new version to main HEAD commit.
git tag v1.0.0Push new version to origin/main:
git push --tagsFrom github you could also create a new version and tag. For more detail, follow the github guide.