Fix a typo

Jeff Schwab 2019-10-05 12:25:10 -04:00
parent 4c335b2726
commit 3d54648c0b

@ -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.
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"
./publish/ # Command source