The first one is an issue, not just for reading but also for writing; you'll find slightly similar ways of doing the same thing, and Murphy's (Real) Law kicks i

The first one is an issue, not just for reading but also for writing; you'll find slightly similar ways of doing the same thing, and Murphy's (Real) Law kicks in "If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of those ways can result in a catastrophe, then someone will do it." The rest of the issues seem to be tooling issues, not an issue with Go itself. There are tools out there that do the right thing (personally I'm old school and use gotags, warts and all), so I'd suggest get better tools that work for you (or write one if you can't find one you like).