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Update the issue templates to show a command that retrieves the current
version of the module without relying on jq or any other tooling beyond
the `go` command.
Fixes#641.
Update the issue templates to show a command that retrieves the current
version of the module without relying on jq or any other tooling beyond
the `go` command.
Fixes#641.
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Currently the following command is suggested to get version of SDK one uses:
However, this requires
jq
binary and may not be accurate, if one usereplace
option ingo.mod
.I think asking users to run the command below would be better, as it will show which version of SDK is used for building
Sample output:
See https://golang.org/ref/mod#go-list-m for more details.
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