gocode: switch to https://github.com/mdempsky/gocode #1851
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nsf/gocode is not working well with Go 1.10. I just encountered it myself again. The author of original gocode also states and recommends the mdempsky/gocode fork over nsf/gocode: https://github.com/nsf/gocode#an-autocompletion-daemon-for-the-go-programming-language
We actually moved once, but because we didn't removed the obsolote settings, we weren't prepared for issues that were reported, and hence reverted it back
This PR also removes all settings. The reason is that the new gocode doesn't support settings anymore. The author decided not the support it.
autobuild
, this was removed because the author believe it's notworth tackling it inside
gocode
: auto install doesn't always work mdempsky/gocode#13propose builtins
, this is actually still supported but disabled inthe source code, we need to add it back again in the future:
mdempsky/gocode@787cfae
unimported packages
: this was just removed and I couldn't findupcoming plans for it
Going forward this package seems to be more stable and is a better bet. Most important, as I stated nfs/gocode is not 1.10 compatible and the author has no intentions to fix it.