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chore: repoint the module path at the jamf org - #79

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The repository has been transferred from Jamf-Concepts to jamf, so the module path moves with it: github.com/jamf/jamfplatform-go-sdk.

This is the breaking half of the transfer, and it is deliberately a separate commit from the transfer itself — the same order terraform-provider-jamfplatform took. The transfer alone leaves every consumer building, because GitHub redirects the old path and proxy.golang.org serves the cached zips. Renaming the module is what forces each consumer to rewrite its imports.

What moved

The substitution is one-for-one and nothing else changed.

module declarations root go.mod, tools/go.mod, tools/generate/go.mod
generator tools/generate/config.json's "module" key — the single source of every generated import line — plus validate_test.go
generated tree rewritten by make generate; api/*.json produced a zero diff, so no published spec is touched
handwritten jamfplatform/client.go, the acceptance suite, the unit tests
docs README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, CLAUDE.md

241 files, 342 insertions, 342 deletions.

Verification

  • go build ./...
  • go vet ./... on all three modules, plus go vet -tags acceptance ./jamfplatform/ — the suite is build-tagged, so make test cannot compile it
  • make test — green, every package
  • make lint — 0 issues, including the tagged errcheck/ineffassign row
  • git fetch against the new remote

No acceptance run: this change cannot alter a request, a URL or a payload.

Downstream

Three consumers import the old path and each needs its imports rewritten once a release is tagged here. Reported, not migrated from this repository:

  • jamf/terraform-provider-jamfplatform (v1.0.0)
  • Jamf-Concepts/jamf-cli (v1.0.0)
  • Jamf-Concepts/jamformer (v0.23.0)

One reference is deliberately left alone: jamfplatform/acc_proclassic_profile_payloads_test.go:855 cites Jamf-Concepts/terraform-jamf-platform#488, a different repository that has not moved.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The repository has been transferred from `Jamf-Concepts` to `jamf`, so the
module path moves with it: `github.com/jamf/jamfplatform-go-sdk`.

This is the breaking half of the transfer and it is deliberately a separate
step, as it was for `terraform-provider-jamfplatform`. The transfer alone
leaves every consumer building, because GitHub redirects the old path and
`proxy.golang.org` has the cached zips; renaming the module is what forces
each consumer to rewrite its imports.

The substitution is one-for-one and nothing else moved:

- the three module declarations (root, `tools`, `tools/generate`)
- `tools/generate/config.json`'s `module` key, which is where every
  generated import line comes from, plus its test
- the generated tree, via `make generate` — `api/*.json` produced a zero
  diff, so no published spec is touched
- `client.go`, the acceptance suite and the handwritten unit tests
- `README.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `CLAUDE.md`

`go build`, `go vet` on all three modules and on `-tags acceptance`,
`make test` and `make lint` all pass.

Three consumers import the old path and will need migrating once a release
is tagged here: `jamf/terraform-provider-jamfplatform`,
`Jamf-Concepts/jamf-cli` and `Jamf-Concepts/jamformer`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Neil Martin (neilmartin83) merged commit 9f9835d into main Sep 15, 2026
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