Versioned v3 according to Go wiki, maintaining backward compatibility #247
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…erted top level go.mod to fix backward compatibility
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* unified request flow && external binding to LDAP (go-ldap#232) * unified request flow && external binding to LDAP * fix debug mode * go.mod was added * Prevent negative waitgroup panic by `Add`ing first. (go-ldap#237) * Use github for module name. (go-ldap#239) * Rename asn1 ber dependency. (go-ldap#243) * Rename asn1.ber dependency. * go mod tidy * Update travic CI to new asn1 ber * Update travis go_import_path * Update README (go-ldap#245) * Update go.mod (go-ldap#241) I believe that this (plus a new tag) is what is necessary for native go modules support -- right now go modules complains that the version tag is >= v2 but the module doesn't claim to be a version >= v2. * Versioned v3 according to Go wiki, maintaining backward compatibility (go-ldap#247) * Moved v3 to subfolder to allow for versioning >2 with go modules. Reverted top level go.mod to fix backward compatibility * Updated readme to include directions on Go Modules, including the rationale
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Notes: - the v3 major release coincided with an update to use Go modules[1] but is an otherwise backwards-compatible release. It was not related to compatibility with the LDAP V3 protocol, the ldap.v2 package was already compatible with the LDAP V3 protocol. - the import path changed shortly after the v3 release[2], but it is the same package as before [1] go-ldap/ldap#247 [2] go-ldap/ldap@c135faa
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Notes: - the v3 major release coincided with an update to use Go modules[1] but is an otherwise backwards-compatible release. It was not related to compatibility with the LDAP V3 protocol, the ldap.v2 package was already compatible with the LDAP V3 protocol. - the import path changed shortly after the v3 release[2], but it is the same package as before [1] go-ldap/ldap#247 [2] go-ldap/ldap@c135faa (cherry picked from commit 737ae12)
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Proposed fix for #246
Moved v3 to subdirectory to allow for versioning >2 with go modules.
Reverted top level go.mod to fix backward compatibility.
With Go Modules (
GO111MODULE=on):go get github.com/go-ldap/ldap/v3go get -u github.com/go-ldap/ldap/v3go get github.com/go-ldap/ldap/v3@v3.1.5.Without Go Modules, v3.0.3 will work (
GO111MODULE=off, or go version <1.13):go get github.com/go-ldap/ldapThis complies with one of the suggested versioning methods from: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules#releasing-modules-v2-or-higher
Ideally we would increase the versioning number (rename v3 directory to v4, and the go.mod to v4) however this would stray from the LDAPv3 coupling.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4511
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