Go开发是否需要付费的Github帐户进行私人开发？ [关闭]

Question

I'm just getting started with Go. I use subversion for most of my development, but the Go tutorial seems to assume that everything is hosted on Github in either a public repository or a (paid) private repository. It looks like I'm forced to choose between:

1. committing to everybody having access to everything I write,
2. spending $7 a month for a private Github repository,
3. not using source code control or
4. losing the ability to use Go's get/import facility properly

Am I missing something here, or is this really the case?

Answer 1

go get supports most git, mercurial, bazaar & svn repos, so your own Git server, Bitbucket, GitLab, etc are all acceptable. This is touched on in the docs here: https://golang.org/doc/code.html#PackagePaths

Similarly, you can just create a $GOPATH/src/yourname/yourpkg dir, but you will have a harder time sharing your code with others.

In addition, you can use remote import paths (aka "vanity domains") to allow go get scott.com/pkg/usefulthing instead of directly pointing to GitHub, etc. Useful as you can avoid being tied to a single platform, should you wish to move in the future.