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| - "../scripts/test-go-fmt.sh" | ||
| - "go run main.go" | ||
| - "scripts/test-go-fmt.sh" | ||
| - "go run cmd/main.go" |
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Should we just drop main.go in the root? Not sure what the cmd subdirectory adds in that case. Other than that minor thought, this looks grand.
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I looked for inspiration form other go based CLI projects and this was a convention they used pretty regularly. Also, GoReleaser defaults to the repo root for main.go, but they show an example of overriding it and that example uses cmd/main/go
I think I just didnt; want any go files in the root where I expect to see config and other things.
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Repo is now reorg'd to not have all the code in a subfolder.