HOWTO: support 'go get' from your own servers (ala github etc.)

[Nuclear Squid!!]

I found the golang.org documentation to be lacking in the details of how exactly one sets up a web + git server backend to support the 'go get' tool, so I recently wrote a blog posting showing an example configuration that supports exporting repositories in this manner, without depending on 3rd-party sites such as github.

In light of the recent rumours that Microsoft may purchase github, and Go's over-dependence on that site for useful packages, I think it's now more relevant than ever that people set up their own 'go get' repositories.

https://dangerruss-things.blogspot.com/2018/04/export-go-packages-via-go-get-from-your.html

http://www.businessinsider.com/why-microsoft-should-buy-github-2018-6?op=1

[Paul Jolly]

Specifically in response to your point about the lack of details on how to support custom (vanity) import paths, can you confirm you found/considered:

https://golang.org/cmd/go/#hdr-Remote_import_paths

If so, please can you say what you found lacking so we can improve the docs?

Thanks

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