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Use the /v2 module path for the v2 release - #4
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Go rejects the v2.0.0 tag as it stands: a module whose go.mod lacks the /v2 suffix cannot be tagged v2 or higher, so `go list -m -versions` skips it on the v1 path and refuses it on the /v2 path. Nobody can depend on the release until the module path carries the major version. Needs a new tag once merged; v2.0.0 already points at the old path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Go rejects the v2.0.0 tag as it stands: a module whose go.mod lacks the /v2 suffix cannot be tagged v2 or higher, so
go list -m -versionsskips it on the v1 path and refuses it on the /v2 path. Nobody can depend on the release until the module path carries the major version.Needs a new tag once merged; v2.0.0 already points at the old path.