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New Version #76

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bobstrecansky opened this issue Apr 12, 2018 · 8 comments
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New Version #76

bobstrecansky opened this issue Apr 12, 2018 · 8 comments

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@bobstrecansky
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Any plans on releasing a new version of this? Seems like a relatively large number of changes since the 1/10/18 release (1.2.0)

@Ulexus
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Ulexus commented Apr 23, 2018

+1 So long as it is v2.x to indicate a breaking API

@bobstrecansky
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I'm not sure who would make this decision? @Ulexus do you have any idea?

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Ulexus commented May 8, 2018

That would be up to @satori

@huyhvq
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huyhvq commented May 21, 2018

+1

@karux
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karux commented Jun 10, 2018

please tag a new version on head. as @Ulexus mentioned, the current, latest API is not backwardly compatible with 1.2.0. this is causing havoc with dep and vgo vendoring.

@mayaijung
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@satori I wonder you are planning to release a new version of this sometime soon. I hope new version is available very soon.

@monkeydioude
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#80

@qichengzx
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+1

dmitshur added a commit to shurcooL/home that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2018
It seems to be more well maintained and reliable at this time.

google/uuid works out of box with Go modules, because the most recently
tagged version is compatible with master (at this time, they're equal).
On the other hand, using satori/go.uuid requires reverting back to an
older API because its latest tag is more significantly behind master.
See satori/go.uuid#90, satori/go.uuid#82, satori/go.uuid#76.
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