I'm writing a MIDI parser that splits apart MIDI files and adjusts the volume on different tracks to allow for specific voice isolation to help practicing. I'm using a Go library, EasyMIDI. However, I ran into a use case that the library didn't cover, so I forked the repo and made changes that should fix my issues in the short term.
I'm able to successfully build when using my forked Github URL in my go.mod and import statements, but the code changes I made aren't being reflected. I added the function GetChannel() to an interface, and so should see it listed as an option. When I click into the source for another function that was originally implemented, I see that my VSCode is referencing the non-forked repo when grabbing the code (see screen snippet below).
As you can see on the left, there is no GetChannel() function. If I click on "algo!guy" and select "!try431", I do see the changes I made and pushed to my fork. How do I get my code to recognize that I want my forked repo so I can get access to these changes I've made?
Edit: Thought I might as well throw in the go.mod and go.sum files that are generated upon a go build.
go.mod
module github.com/Try431/acc-midi-splitter
go 1.12
require github.com/Try431/EasyMIDI v0.0.0-20190921213858-238fe2946087
go.sum
github.com/Try431/EasyMIDI v0.0.0-20190921213858-238fe2946087 h1:dXDwjgIHMgL4zow9ixgTslZ3cWZHHIu3+FurDjDC6wA=
github.com/Try431/EasyMIDI v0.0.0-20190921213858-238fe2946087/go.mod h1:c/dd/WkUR9yfzjC9sPO9J0vh5TzTmE8ryAvEviTDwgg=
github.com/algoGuy/EasyMIDI v0.0.0-20180322051653-708ca39e7399 h1:f0h3xTKQjrTzAUwqMJr1TY3lk3gTK8R4v7ZjcSMiwm8=
github.com/algoGuy/EasyMIDI v0.0.0-20180322051653-708ca39e7399/go.mod h1:z6svyEeOasADFxg4gn6funK2OBjocr62B4J7ZPodCPs=
I've tried deleting the algoGuy lines in the go.sum, but obviously the lines are put back on a go build.
