Howdy everyone!
For a while, gpm has had gpm get thanks to contributions from @pe-vsn and nice cleanup from @foca, I think it's past time a new release is made to include the new command, and to make it the default action.
The rationale for this is that gpm install is greedier in it's attempt to not only get the dependency code and set it to the correct version, but also precompile and install them. The Go community features wildly different repo and code structures, which means that go install <package> is likely to not work for a large number of packages, in light of this is that I've switched the default action to a less greedy gpm get, users that still want to run the extra install step can keep doing so via gpm install.
The rest of the changes are small, mostly meta stuff like including contribution guidelines and the like. You can see the full commit changelog from v1.3.2 here.
As always: love maintaining a feature-complete tool, it's a breeze, I highly recommend it.
Happy 2016 everyone! 💃 🎉 🎈 💃
