I like golang package management in practice - sure, you have the "v2" thing and "every package can bump any package if you're not careful", but it works in pra

I like golang package management in practice - sure, you have the "v2" thing and "every package can bump any package if you're not careful", but it works in practice because people are careful, and the minimal version selection is always deterministic. The proxy thing and the drama with sr.ht is annoying, but maybe it was solved while I didn't look.