How to host public golang modules on github

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I am an absolute newbie to golang and I am sure this is a newbie question. But not finding a direct answer, I suspect it's not me.

How exactly does the repository part of the module path map to the URL? All examples on go.dev use github.com as the repository, but if I want to share a module I've written, it won't be on github. Is it possible to host it publicly elsewhere? (My non-golang projects are on sr.ht, which would be my first choice).

Correct Answer

You can refer to the golang documentation at Remote Import Path, but I suspect, using the sr.ht you mentioned, You can write

import "git.sr.ht/~user/repo.git/path/to/module"

.git tells go that it will look at the git repository. go will also try to use the https protocol first, so no need to specify it.

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