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README.md

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-# bazel-example-golang
-
-An example project demonstrating bazel build rules for go with
-a local binary (go_binary) and a local library (go_library).
-
-This requires bazel release > `bazel-0.20`.
-
-```
-$ git clone https://github.com/laramiel/bazel-example-golang.git
-$ cd bazel-example-golang
-$ git submodule init
-$ git submodule foreach git pull origin master
-
-$ bazel run :hello
-
-$ bazel run :remote
-$ bazel run :bare
-
-$ git submodule update --init --recursive
-$ bazel run //submodule:bare
-$ bazel run //submodule:remote
-
-$ bazel run //with_vendor:remote
-$ bazel run //with_vendor:bare
-
-```
-
-# Explanation
-
-This repository works in conjunction with other git repositories to
-provide a demonstration of Bazel BUILD rules for golang.
-
-* [bazel-example-golang](https://github.com/laramiel/bazel-example-golang)  
-  The main repository, demonstrating binary, local, and remote repository usage.
-
-* [bazel-example-golang-remote](https://github.com/laramiel/bazel-example-golang-remote)  
-  An example remote repository which includes Bazel rules.
-
-* [bazel-example-golang-bare](https://github.com/laramiel/bazel-example-golang-bare)
-  An example remote repository without any Bazel rules.
-
-
-Each of the remote repositories is linked into `go_binary()` targets in several
-ways:
-
-1. Using the WORKSPACE file to define `git_repository()` rules.
-   This accounts for the `:remote` and `:bare` targets.
-
-2. Using git submodules to import the repository source, and
-   using those paths. This accounts for the `//submodule:bare`
-   and `//submodule:remote` targets.
-
-3. Using the VENDOR extension introduced in go1.6.
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