`$ go get github.com/{user}/{repository}
`can't load package: package github.com/{user}/{repository}: no Go files in C:\Users\{me}\Documents\GoWorkspace\src\github.com\{user}\{repository}
The above output looks to me like it is searching my GOPATH for the get instead of going to github.
My apologies if this is a very basic error, I’m learning from a tutorial and haven’t found anywhere someone else has had this issue.
Unless you are using modules, your GOPATH is searched first.
And whatever there is will be used. You can use go get -u ... to update existing packages in the GOPATH.
It seems to me that you are saying that ‘go get’ is the incorrect command to collect a repository off GitHub since it doesn’t look for https. Is that right? If so is there a different command for this.
It is correct, but it doesn’t fetch things that are already there, unless you use -u to update them.
I guess, It is not available of Git repos that user.
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