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I know what go.mod does. I'd say that was obvious from that remark in the first post. > Setting go.mod means you get stdlib updates, but the semantics of the f
by tgv 4y ago
I know what go.mod does. I'd say that was obvious from that remark in the first post.
> Setting go.mod means you get stdlib updates, but the semantics of the for loop does not change.
So you miss out on new features, or have to update your code base. We're back to square 1.
- Ensorceled 4y ago> I know what go.mod does. You know what it does, but you don't grok it. Clearly you feel that setting go.mod is for other people and the language should match what you want.
- masklinn 4y agoSo your original complaint was "being able to opt into nBC is bad uwu", and now your complaint is that you want to mix and match if a future nBC change you do like comes around? What the fuck?