> I thought vendoring was being deprecated in favor of modules. Maybe I misunderstood though.
The original proposal (or sketch) of modules eliminated vendoring. It was quickly updated to include support for vendoring in response to feedback.
The decision not to use vendoring (by default) has been controversial. That said, vendoring isn't "deprecated" in the sense that Go modules still allow for vendoring; they just happen not to vendor by default.
The original proposal (or sketch) of modules eliminated vendoring. It was quickly updated to include support for vendoring in response to feedback.
The decision not to use vendoring (by default) has been controversial. That said, vendoring isn't "deprecated" in the sense that Go modules still allow for vendoring; they just happen not to vendor by default.