multimodule-initializing

Name: multimodule-initializing
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Author: kaptinlin

Initialize or convert Go libraries into multi-module repositories with go.work.

23|2|Updated Jun 9, 2025

Search Tags:#golang #monorepo #ci-cd #dependency-management #multimodule #gowork #gomod

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Skill: multimodule-initializing
Source: https://github.com/kaptinlin/gozod/tree/main/.agents/skills/multimodule-initializing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kaptinlin/gozod --skill multimodule-initializing

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Initialize a Go library as multi-module, or convert an existing single-module library to multi-module. Use go.work, per-submodule go.mod files, Taskfile, CI, and dependabot to improve modularity and workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

Workspace orchestration: Create and maintain a go.work workspace across multiple modules.
Per-module modules: Generate per-submodule go.mod files with appropriate replace directives for local development.
Automation & CI: Provide a Taskfile-driven automation for tidy, test, lint, and dependency updates, plus CI, dependabot, and release workflows.
Module lifecycle management: Streamline adding new sub-modules and enforcing clear module boundaries and ownership.

Quick Start

Follow the steps outlined to convert your repository into a multi-module Go library using Go workspaces, per-submodule go.mod files, and automated tooling.

Frequently Asked Questions about multimodule-initializing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I convert a single-module Go library to a multi-module repository?▼

Setting up a multi-module Go workspace requires creating a go.work file and per-submodule go.mod files with local replace directives. This configuration orchestrates multiple modules and wires CI, dependabot, and release automation for the repository.

What is the best way to manage multiple go.mod files in a monorepo?▼

Managing multiple go.mod files in a monorepo is orchestrated by a go.work workspace. This approach uses per-submodule go.mod files with replace directives and a Taskfile to automate tidy, test, and lint workflows across all modules.

How do I add a new sub-module to an existing Go workspace?▼

Adding a new sub-module to an existing Go workspace involves creating a new per-submodule go.mod file and updating the go.work configuration. This streamlines module lifecycle management and maintains clear ownership boundaries within the repository.

Does setting up a multi-module Go library include CI and dependabot configuration?▼

Setting up a multi-module Go library does include CI, dependabot, and release automation. These are wired alongside the go.work workspace and per-submodule go.mod files to automate dependency updates and releases.

When do I need a go.work file for my Go libraries?▼

A go.work file is needed when managing multiple sub-modules within a single Go library repository. It orchestrates the workspace for local development across per-submodule go.mod files and supports automated CI and lint tasks.