Change in module name leads to inaccessible releases.

[marvinkite]

How shell I reference the latest releases from external project?

In this repo the module name was changed https://github.com/biter777/countries/commit/ea149524624519c1d92957319a223c661b6582bf but the other repository https://github.com/royshahaf/countries last commit is from February and there is no way to reference the recent changes any way.

in go.mod

require (
    github.com/biter777/countries v1.3.4 <- This is the last working version
    github.com/royshahaf/countries v1.5.1 <- This repo has only github.com/royshahaf/countries v1.3.7

Now Go can't find the right module and the right repository.

go: github.com/biter777/countries@v1.5.1: parsing go.mod:
        module declares its path as: github.com/royshahaf/countries
                but was required as: github.com/biter777/countries

The two only working version now are

• github.com/biter777/countries v1.3.4
• github.com/royshahaf/countries v1.3.7

Either fix the module names or please update the repository so the v1.5.x can be referenced from externally.

[bosix]

Hi :),

I can confirm the issue and I'm a bit confused why a fork of this repo is mentioned inside go.mod. We stay at v1.3.7 until this is fixed.

Edit: I created a pr to revoke the change: https://github.com/biter777/countries/pull/37

[biter777]

Done