Yeah, I'm a Go fan, and I think modules/minimum-version-control seems like a good idea, but the implementation was handled poorly -- it broke tons of tools, and

Yeah, I'm a Go fan, and I think modules/minimum-version-control seems like a good idea, but the implementation was handled poorly -- it broke tons of tools, and things still aren't fully working, which is insane. For a language whose appeal rests in large part on "shit just works," it's defnly been a bummer. (Maybe it's actually not something that could've been done better; maybe it's just the nature of the magnitude of the change. In which case I think the mistake was going "1.0" when you knew you had something so important not yet defined.)