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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Command line tool to upgrade/downgrade Semantic Import Versioning in Go Modules
There are two good use cases to do this:
1. If you own a library and you want to introduce a breaking change, then you have to go around all your Go files and sub-pacakges and update the import paths to include v2, v3, etc. This tool just does it automatically with one command.
1. If you own a library and you want to introduce a breaking change, then you have to go around all your Go files and sub-packages and update the import paths to include v2, v3, etc. This tool just does it automatically with one command.
2. If you own a library that is already tagged v2 or above but is incompatible with Semantic Import Versioning, then
this tool can solve the problem for you with one command as well. Introduce a go.mod file with the correct import path, and just run `mod upgrade` once or `mod -t=X upgrade` (where x is the latest tag major) to update the import paths of your go files to match whatever tag you're at.
