From what I understand, golang imports modules like
import (
"bitbucket.org/user/project"
"github.com/user/project"
)
is there a way to import modules in all files, without explicitly typing an absolute remote location out, from
1) a single remote location?
2) multiple locations?
So for 1), you could specify somewhere that the host is github.com/user and any import that is not a default library and doesn't have a remote prefix is prefixed by github.com/user. Or have a prefix_variable + relative/path and be able to set the prefix_variable somewhere?
So like
// in some config file
github = "github.com/user/"
bitbucket = "bitbucket.org/user/"
// imported in file
import (
bitbucket + "project" // "bitbucket.org/user/project"
github + "project" // "github.com/user/project"
)
or
// in some config file
default = "github.com/user"
// imported in file
import (
"bitbucket.org/user/project" // this has a remote prefix, so default prefix is not added
"project" // "github.com/user/project"
)
Unfortunately to my knowledge there is no way to do this in the way you have stated. There is a discussion in Google Go Group which is somewhat related Go Packaging: building a great packaging story which might give you some ideas of the thought process for why this cant be done (assuming you were not aware of this already).
I actually have a related problem which is associated with producing a build for two different server environments, one for Google App Engine and one for a local linux development environment sharing packages (imports) and I am still looking for the solution, hence watching this type of discussion.