fix: remove replace directive from go.mod - #33
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Description
This PR fixes
go.modby removing a replace directive that preventsgo installto work as described in the tools' READMEs.What type of PR is this? (check all applicable)
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[optional] Are there any post-deployment tasks we need to perform?
The developer who uses the replace directive in
go.modwill want to switch to Go workspaces to get the same behavior as with the replace directive:This will create a
go.workfile in the current project, linking to the local clone ofany-syncproject.(BTW,
go.workfiles don't need to, and should not, be added to the repo.)