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Has someone wrapped all of this in a library? Or are there plans to update the defaults so that they're more hardened? It seems like it shouldn't be this hard.
by brianpgordon 10y ago
Has someone wrapped all of this in a library? Or are there plans to update the defaults so that they're more hardened?
It seems like it shouldn't be this hard.
- grey-area 10y agoThere have been and will be improvements. Go 1.8 improves timeouts. They are constrained to some extent by the Go 1 compatibility promise, for example they don't want to change default behaviour on timeouts probably because of that. Hopefully if they have a Go 2 at some point they'll use that opportunity to clean up some APIs and fix a few things like this.