Yes the downloaded git version of go-rest-api is working. It is when I attempt to create a local copy that I run into issues. I'm struggling with what needs to be a module versus just a regular local package and getting the import references working correctly. I've yet to see any clear documentation regarding the use of modules versus just local packages and how to structure project correctly. So, I'm spinning my wheels in attempts to come to a self understanding regarding modules in the combination with imports. As a beginner, the last thing I want to do is to start pushing worthless code to GitHub. I'm on POP!_OS and using VScode. VScode seems to be getting in the way at times too. Anyway, thanks for making available various examples I've learned a lot from them. I'll continue my struggle with Golang, but I seriously do not understand why it has to be so complicated.
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Hi, so is it working finally?
Yes the downloaded git version of go-rest-api is working. It is when I attempt to create a local copy that I run into issues. I'm struggling with what needs to be a module versus just a regular local package and getting the import references working correctly. I've yet to see any clear documentation regarding the use of modules versus just local packages and how to structure project correctly. So, I'm spinning my wheels in attempts to come to a self understanding regarding modules in the combination with imports. As a beginner, the last thing I want to do is to start pushing worthless code to GitHub. I'm on POP!_OS and using VScode. VScode seems to be getting in the way at times too. Anyway, thanks for making available various examples I've learned a lot from them. I'll continue my struggle with Golang, but I seriously do not understand why it has to be so complicated.