If you have wondered why does you goenv is stuck on version 1.11.X then you probably missed on one of the open issues ( which btw is quite annoying to find )
brew install jq
if [ -n "$(brew info --json goenv | jq -r '.[0].installed[] | select(.version | test("^HEAD-") | not)')" ]; then
brew uninstall goenv
fi
brew install --HEAD goenv
Once you execute the code above – you will be able to use up to date versions of go 🙂
Recently I was developing locally framework which I just wanted to test before pushing it anywhere to the clouds 🙂 It just so happens that testing when using modules is quite easy. The only thing you need to do is to update your go.mod file like that
module test-package require github.com/abc/xyz v1.0.2 replace github.com/abc/xyz v1.0.2 => /Users/rafpe/xyz
From that point onward you can debug/make changes and try it all out before release.
Happy coding!