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• Change it to data: { folders: [] }
• Change the for attribute to: v-for="folder in folders"
• Move the v-for attribute to a parent div element. Currently you are accessing {{folder.employee}} and other properties outside of elemnt with v-for

Here's a working snippet:

If your app and the package it uses are part of the same go module, you don't have to add it to go.mod, you can just refer to it.

If they are not part of the same go module, then you can follow these steps:

The path you specify for the replace directive must be either an absolute path or a relative path, relative to the module's root.

So if mypack is a sibling of your module's root, you could use this:

When you're handling errors you can use:

err.(*errors.Error).ErrorStack()

to return the stacktrace. With that you can get the line in which your API in some cases gets an index out of range error.

This answer hard-codes the repo URL and just appends the current branch. Add this to your user-aliases.cmd (if using cmdr) or wherever you can set aliases.