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> Just put a .netrc file in your homefolder with your username + token Lol yes, let's just put sensitive information in plain text in my home folder and change
by shakow 4y ago
> Just put a .netrc file in your homefolder with your username + token
Lol yes, let's just put sensitive information in plain text in my home folder and change the machine-wide configuration, because Go guys decided that if it worked in 1970, it is good enough for today.
> the 'private repo packages' was the only issue.
That's quite a big one for a language targeting companies.
> I'm pretty sure that there are millions of js projects out there
Sure, if your gauge is the JS ecosystem...
> At the same time Go provides enough stdlib to forget about dependencies completely
Go stdlib is decent, that's it. It does not even has basic data types such as sets (no, map keys are not a decent replacement for a set), queues or stacks.
- konart 4y ago>Lol yes, let's just put sensitive information in plain text in my home folder and change the machine-wide configuration, because Go guys decided that if it worked in 1970, it is good enough for today. That't just your login and a token that gives read-only access to some repo. Hardly an issue imo. At least if this is your work PC. (also - while home folers is the default the file can be places somewhere else) >Sure, if your gauge is the JS ecosystem... Why not? Because some guys on HN is salty about it? JS is extremely popular and widespread. Much better gauge than something being used by a few guys. >It does not even has basic data types such as sets (no, map keys are not a decent replacement for a set), queues or stacks. I'd argue that channels are your queues. Maybe sets and stacks will be added now that generics are part of the language.