Golang package management tools, GitHub stats

<p>Hello everyone, I did some analysis on package management tools.</p> <p>My goal was to find popular tool that supports GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT and has nice feature set. Please let me know if I&#39;ve missed some popular tool.</p> <p>Cambrian explosion of Golang package management tools - <a href="https://gist.github.com/diyan/dc2c3c246385a7231c38">https://gist.github.com/diyan/dc2c3c246385a7231c38</a></p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>slimmyp: <pre><p>I&#39;ve used godep for quite a long time but I&#39;m not really happy with it (especially with GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT it has had many bugs). Has anyone tried any of the other tools on the list and had a pleasant experience?</p></pre>taion809: <pre><p>I am using gvt for now. Glide currently downloads the whole internet and Godep hasn&#39;t worked so well for me.</p></pre>slimmyp: <pre><p>Yeah I&#39;ve been keeping an eye on Glide (and its issue list) and saw the problem with the large downloads. Is gvt working out for you?</p></pre>taion809: <pre><p>Gvt is working fine, the way I&#39;m working right now is that go get is fine for pre-1.0 and then wipe out $GOPATH and use gvt to fetch only the minimum packages needed to build and test then do a dep freeze on 1.0. So far so good.</p> <p>Edit: as more software gets built this may change to reduce version drift between the various services and tools we have. but for now it&#39;s ok. It would be great to specify version numbers but that would require go developers to stop simply shoving code into master and actually tag releases. We will see</p></pre>slimmyp: <pre><p>Ok, thanks for the info. Will probably try to migrate away from godep in the near future and gvt seems like a good option.</p></pre>lacion: <pre><p>so far the issue with glide its not bad that will stop me from using, for far the experience with it has been amazing and super smooth.</p></pre>