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Fix a typo

Jeff Schwab 2019-10-05 12:25:10 -04:00
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PackagePublishing.md

@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Go >= version 1 supports subdirectories of package repositories.
Frequently, the name that you use for your package will include the name "Go" as a prefix, suffix, or part of its acronym, and you may or may not want this to be a part of the actual command or package name in a go source file. Often, you may have both libraries and commands as a part of your package, and these cannot coexist in the same directory. When these things happen, you will want to structure your repository with subdirectories. Frequently, the name that you use for your package will include the name "Go" as a prefix, suffix, or part of its acronym, and you may or may not want this to be a part of the actual command or package name in a go source file. Often, you may have both libraries and commands as a part of your package, and these cannot coexist in the same directory. When these things happen, you will want to structure your repository with subdirectories.
For example, consider a project "Go-PublishingExample" that provides a "epub" package and a "publish" command. The directory structure could be: For example, consider a project "Go-PublishingExample" that provides an "epub" package and a "publish" command. The directory structure could be:
``` ```
./epub/ # Package source, all files package "epub" ./epub/ # Package source, all files package "epub"
./publish/ # Command source ./publish/ # Command source