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site: serve Go module discovery for Echo Pro from the docs - #484
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Every /pro page now carries the go-import meta tag that points echo.labstack.com/pro at the module proxy go.labstack.io. go get reads it from the static site, so Echo Pro installs no longer depend on a Worker in front of the docs.
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<meta name="go-import" content="echo.labstack.com/pro mod https://go.labstack.io">to the head of every/propage.go get echo.labstack.com/pro/...fetches the page with?go-get=1and reads this tag. Today a Cloudflare Worker answers those requests; with the tag in the static pages, installs keep working if that Worker is removed or fails. The content matches what discovery returns now, and browsers ignore the tag.Checked: site build passes, the tag appears on
/pro/,/pro/quota/and/pro/install/, and not on Echo pages.