updated to rc2 (#557)

.travis.yml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ services:
 language: go
 install: false
 go:
-  - "1.11rc1"
+  - "1.11rc2"
 env:
   global:
     - PATH=${PATH}:./bin

DEVELOPMENT.md

@@ -16,17 +16,17 @@ Athens is developed on Go1.11+.
 
 If you have a stable version of go running, then a later version of go can be downloaded.
 
-For example, to get `go1.11rc1`, run the following commands which won't affect your stable version
+For example, to get `go1.11rc2`, run the following commands which won't affect your stable version
 ```
-go get golang.org/dl/go1.11rc1
-go1.11rc1 download
+go get golang.org/dl/go1.11rc2
+go1.11rc2 download
 ```
 
-To point Athens to `go1.11rc1` or to a different version
+To point Athens to `go1.11rc2` or to a different version
 set the following environment variable
 
 ```
-GO_BINARY_PATH=go1.11rc1
+GO_BINARY_PATH=go1.11rc2
 or whichever binary you want to use with athens
 ```
 

docs/content/faq.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ So, if you look back to "architecture" above, there are a few discrete "things"
 
 ## Does Athens integrate with the go toolchain?
 
-Athens is currently supported by the Go 1.11rc1 toolchain via the [download protocol](/intro/protocol/).
+Athens is currently supported by the Go 1.11rc2 toolchain via the [download protocol](/intro/protocol/).
 
 For the TL;DR of the protocol, it's a REST API that lets the go toolchain (i.e. go get) see lists of versions and fetch source code for a specific version.
 

docs/content/intro/components.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ From a very high-level view, we recognize 4 major components of the system.
 
 ### Client 
 
-The client is a user, powered by go binary with module support. At the moment of writing this document, it is `go1.11rc1`
+The client is a user, powered by go binary with module support. At the moment of writing this document, it is `go1.11rc2`
 
 ### VCS