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Actually, this may be a separate issue than #103
Sorry about the quick close.
How are you pinning your dependencies? Any release before v3.5.2 should not required an import change. Obviously, if you're using the latest and greatest (e.g. master branch), you'll need to update your imports.
Maybe reverting the change (releasing v3.5.3 and using v4 for module support) will fix this issue as Go 1.11 modules require an import path change w/ the current migrate version numbers...
Describe the Bug
Adding the v3 module breaks systems relying on vendoring b/c github.com/golang-migrate/migrate/v3 is not a code path.
Seeing as how modules are still experimental in go1.11, imports using the standard vendor pattern should still be supported.
This commit changes all the import paths to v3
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