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I am using go version 1.19. My directory structure is as follows:

internal
  --awsutils
    --go.mod //content of the go.mod is
       replace internal/commonapiutils => ../../internal/commonapiutils
  --commonapiutils
    --go.mod  //content of the go.mod is
      replace internal/commonmodels => ../../internal/commonmodels
  --commonmodels
    --go.mod //content of the go.mod has entries for external packages
  --gcputils
    --go.mod //content of the go.mod is
       replace internal/commonapiutils => ../../internal/commonapiutils

Now, when I run “go mod tidy” on gcputils, commonmodels, commonapiutils there are no errors. But, when I run “go mod tidy” on awsutils it gives me an error:

go: found internal/commonapiutils in internal/commonapiutils v0.0.0-00010101000000-000000000000
internal/awsutils imports
    internal/commonapiutils imports
    internal/commonmodels: malformed module path "internal/commonmodels": missing dot in first path element

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