go-module-paths

To derive Go import paths from go.mod in a non-root layout, locate the module root, read the module path from go.mod, and compute import paths relative to that root. This prevents import-path mistakes in monorepos.

Go monorepo builds fail with incorrect module-root relative imports when the module root directory is mistakenly included in the import path. Deriving paths directly from the go.mod module path ensures builds align with module-based paths.

The best way to calculate Go import paths for a multi-service monorepo workspace is to read the module path from go.mod and validate imports against the monorepo structure. This ensures correct module-root relative paths across services.

Yes, you can use go.mod to fix Go import paths for a Docker build context in a monorepo. By locating the module root and deriving paths relative to it, you ensure Docker builds align with the correct module-based import paths.

You need to validate Go import paths against your monorepo structure when go.mod is not at the repository root. Validating prevents common mistakes, such as including the module root directory name within the import path itself.

Yes, go-module-paths works for Docker build contexts and multi-service Go workspaces. It provides practical guidance for deriving module-root relative import paths from go.mod, ensuring builds align correctly across different services.