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Questions - import

How to properly import a GO packge from Go Multi Module repo?

Can someone help me with the following: I have 2 private git repositories private1 and private2. I need to import a package from repo private1 into private2. Structure of repo private1 is as follows ...
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user6602057

go

import

multi-module

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Since your modules/packages are in a private git repositories you cannot access them directly, you either have to download the modules locally and use them or publish them so that you (and others) can...
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Praveen

Importing dataset: decimals and grouping problem

I have to do an analysis of this dataset and I am already struggling with some coding! I have imported a column with the numbers from a given dataset created on a notepad, sample: Numbers 1930.38 5550...
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lkasquilici

r

import

data-cleaning

readr

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Javascript module versioning

In my web application I developed several (vanilla+jQuery) javascript modules. Unfortunately I don't know how to manage their versioning. The argument of script versioning is very discussed and has di...
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Timmy

javascript

import

module

versioning

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You can add a query to the end of the import file: import A from './js/A.js?version=1.1'; const a = new A(); a.doStuff(); Note: You should then make sure all your imports of the same file across you...
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msawired

How does import really work in Javascript

I am having trouble understanding how import works in Javascript. Is it not supposed to just import the named function. Here are my 2 files - test.js - export const add = (a,b) => { return a+b ...
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cmeitester

javascript

import

export

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In js import works in a way that the imported modules are invoked first wherever you place your import statements in your file and after that your current file is executed. That's how js works!
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