chore!: Rename kyleconroy/sqlc to sqlc-dev/sqlc #2523
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What's changing?
A few weeks ago we announced that we're working on sqlc full time. We've created a new GitHub organization, sqlc-dev, to house all of our open-source code. Most repositories were migrated a few weeks ago. This is the last repository to migrate.
What do I need to do after the transfer?
Nothing as of right now, but things will change next week once we release v1.20.0. When upgrading, you will need to change any imports paths from
github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc
github.com/sqlc-dev/sqlc
.To install that release, you'll do:
If you want to use sqlc in your Go module, you'll do
All previous versions of sqlc will be installed using the old import paths. Those commands will continue to work once the repository has been transferred to the sqlc-dev organization.
If you have an open pull-request, you may need to rebase as well.
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The majority of this change was done using the excellent go-imports-rename tool.