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Go is still undergoing intensive R&D, especially in the runtime. Its releases are quietly tested against internal Google projects, but not formally tested with
by networkimprov 6y ago
Go is still undergoing intensive R&D, especially in the runtime. Its releases are quietly tested against internal Google projects, but not formally tested with widely-used open source projects.
Any org that deploys Go apps should designate someone to watch the Go issue tracker, and subscribe to all issues that might affect them.
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/ https://github.com/golang/go/issues/