If following the GoLang documentation for workspace structure it is possible that two executable packages will share the same package name.
For example, there are two packages from github:
$ $GOPATH/src/github.com/alpha/import
$ $GOPATH/src/github.com/beta/import
The import package from user alpha is first installed:
$ go install github.com/alpha/import
The binary executable is now available in $GOPATH/bin and is named import.
Then the second package from user beta is installed:
$ go install github.com/beta/import
This install/build will replace the existing import binary from user alpha with the import binary from user beta.
A better naming convention could avoid this collision; however, is there a standard practice for fixing this issue when using third party libraries?