Migrate to Go Modules and update Travis CI pipeline #35
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Please @tyler-smith coudl you review this? Thanks |
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@tiero Sorry for the delay, it's been a busy time. I really appreciate the contribution! |
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Migrating to Go Modules avoids the infamous GOPATH problem when doing forks on other username/organizations, and also it's the de-facto standard for modern Go projects. The Travis matrix has been updated starting Go Version 1.11 and
releasehas been dropped as well.After the merge in master a
go mod tidywould be beneficial.