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GoSublime / GoLint caching import packages?

Does SublimeText 3 / GoSublime have some type of import package caching Go? If so, how to clean it on demand?

I ask, because while writing a custom package that is under the control of the Github source, it works until I reorganize func or struct. Then, in my main application (where I import this package), it lights up like a Christmas tree when I start using new methods.

GoSublime (or GoLint?) Does not pick up the reorganized functional changes, and everything displays as an error. But still I can go to the hint and just run go buildand go test- the Go tool works fine.

The only thing I managed to nail down - after about 24 hours, it seems to work?

OSX 10.9
SublimeText 3
GoSublime
sublimelint **<- DO I NEED THIS?  SAYS IT IS FOR HIGHLIGHTING**
SublimeLinter
SublimeLinter-contrib-GoLint
SublimeLinter-contril-GoType
(and a few other packages)

I am new to SublimeText; but, I believe that I have everything connected and the necessary packages installed. Sublime console does not show errors in Linters (says that it finds gotype and golint).

SublimeLinter: gotype activated: /Users/user1/go/bin/gotype SublimeLinter: golint activated: /Users/user1/go/bin/golint

Things work great inside the package itself. This is not only my remote application. In my package, I have a "/ examples" test directory that does not even pick up changes in the root package. But then again, the actual tool Goruns and builds and runs all the tests using the new reorganized code.

This is GoSublime / GoLint, which caches import / package schema data. How can I clean this?

Thank!

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@dave-cheney Google, :

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/N3xB6PGs3wo

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