post-Gundam cryptographyNov 3

i'm moving my stuff off GitHub because i'm sick of Microsoft's shit. today's task is slurp.

the official project home page has been https://catgirl.codes/slurp for a bit, but now that's also the package URL as far as Go is concerned. this will be a breaking change for anyone who depended on slurp internals, which i hope is nobody. there's some sort of package renaming directive you can use in go.mod if you did.

the public Git repo and issue tracker are now on Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/vyr/slurp

if you can, please donate to Codeberg. i just did (again). they're a great option for open source devs like me who aren't SREs and don't want the overhead of self-hosting all that stuff, and running a service like that isn't free.

#slurp #FediDev

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if Go has good first-party docs for how to control your package URL, i couldn't find them, so here's what i read to figure out how to add the right meta tag to my project site:

now, in the event i ever need to move off Codeberg, the package URL doesn't have to change again

#golang

Vanity URL for Go mod with zero infrastructure

A lot of Go modules today are hosted on GitHub. But you can setup vanity URL using a custom domain. This is good to decouple your library from GitHub. The best part is that it does not require any infrastructure, if you don't want to.

Nov 3 at 7:10pmWeb
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finished the move to Codeberg, celebrated by admitting slurp basically works and cutting a v1.0.0 tag

#slurp

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special thanks to @prplecake and @emi as well as GitHub users @tullo-x86 and @zacharyburnett (whose Fedi handles i couldn't find) for fixes included in this release. and yes i did forget to send shout-outs until i saw prplecake fav the post above. thank you for making slurp better!