How to fix parsing go.mod module declares its path as “x” but was required as “y”

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I think the problem comes from the fact that the go.mod of your cloned version of original-project still says module github.com/y/original-project. You should use the go.mod replace directive. It is meant for cases like yours exactly.

replace github.com/y/original-project => /path/to/x/my-version

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