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com/valid/module_name"
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dev: a site for discovering Go packages
Pkg
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As a result, any team that wants to create a new service in Go has access to proven templates for a variety of service types, and can quickly spin up a repository in GitHub with starter code, a Docker image for the service, and a deployment pipeline
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func LinkVersion(modulePath, requestedVersion, resolvedVersion string) string
LinkVersion returns the version string, suitable for use in a link to this site
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