You can compare golang's package/version management with .net's. It's obvious that the latter's designers got kicked in their delicate regions enough in the 90'

You can compare golang's package/version management with .net's. It's obvious that the latter's designers got kicked in their delicate regions enough in the 90's that that they made it a first class priority from day one. Probably doesn't help that at google when a package breaks they'll just force some faceless drone to make it work. And since they don't have customers in the traditional sense that works for them.