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I think the point wyattjoh was making is that having to install the go toolchain is hindering adoption and that giving downloadable binaries that you could run

I think the point wyattjoh was making is that having to install the go toolchain is hindering adoption and that giving downloadable binaries that you could run directly, like `./dingo` would be nicer.

zalmoxes 10y ago
Thats a great point. As a Go developer I always try to make sure that there's a linux and binary for my small projects released on github. I'm surprised more Go devs don't do this. The toolchain makes it very easy to update releases. You can also use ldflags to set the current git revision and branch into the project. Here's an example release.sh I have in most of my projects https://github.com/micromdm/scep/blob/master/cmd/scepclient/release.sh https://github.com/micromdm/scep/blob/master/cmd/scepclient/...