yea, I think Go's tooling has started facing the challenge of having an existing base to support.. I remember using vim-go few years back, and I was very impre

yea, I think Go's tooling has started facing the challenge of having an existing base to support.. I remember using vim-go few years back, and I was very impressed of how much it "just works", it really turned my vim into a Go-IDE with very little effort. I had to come back to go recently after not using it for quite a while, and a lot of the magic seems to have faded somehow. Ran into a number of issues that I had to find workarounds for.