Migrated to using go mod to manage dependencies #489
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rabbah
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Should we even keep gradle build rather than use the go build? |
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Thanks for your contributions @huydoan2. |
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I think it's simpler to keep one build system around. We could add a Makefile for convenience. |
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@rabbah would love to remove Gradle... perhaps a follow-on PR... |
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This PR attempts to use
go mod, a new technique, to manage dependencies.We will address cleaning up gradle build code in a separate PR.