build(deps): declare ourself as a 'go tool' for ourself#2785
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In go.mod declare ourself as a tool for our own consumption. $ go get -tool ./cmd/task Task developers can now run tasks via 'go tool task'. This is a first step before further experiments of integrations such as go-task#2784.
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@dolmen are you sure this is correct? From what I have read, go get -tool ... would add task as a tool dependency to some project, and you might do it to pin a specific version of a tool.
It seems to not make much sense for a tool to declare itself as a tool.
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In go.mod declare ourself as a tool for our own consumption.
$ go get -tool ./cmd/taskTask developers can now run tasks via
go tool task, independently of thetaskinstalled in$PATH.This is a first step before further experiments of integrations such as #2784.
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