/go-packages
Use when creating Go packages, organizing imports, managing dependencies, or structuring a Go project. Covers meaningful package names, package size, import grouping (stdlib first, then external), blank/dot imports, the run() pattern in main, init() restrictions, and CLI flag
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Use when creating Go packages, organizing imports, managing dependencies, or structuring a Go project. Covers meaningful package names, package size, import grouping (stdlib first, then external), blank/dot imports, the run() pattern in main, init() restrictions, and CLI flag
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Repo: muratmirgun/gophers
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