I\'m currently working something on AWS Cloudformation which using this repo https://github.com/awslabs/goformation. Because I did some customise so I made a fork https://gi
You can use replace
in your go.mod
to use a fork instead of the upstream version. That way, you can make whatever modifications you need to the code without having to update the module path or import paths.
To be specific, in this case, you can do the following in your go.mod
(I tested this by forking the repo, making a small change, and confirming it showed up):
require github.com/awslabs/goformation v1.4.1
replace github.com/awslabs/goformation => github.com/vrealzhou/goformation master
The first time you build or test, master
will be replaced by the latest pseudo-version for your fork to make sure you get repeatable builds. The replace
requires a specific version for the replacement.