That it's not like npm, pip, or maven is a plus in my view: I despise all three of them. I don't like the proxy system at all. It is not, in fact, easy to set

That it's not like npm, pip, or maven is a plus in my view: I despise all three of them. I don't like the proxy system at all. It is not, in fact, easy to set up a private proxy that "just works." Also, it is quite trivial to have "sync" issues with the go.mod and go.sum files that manage/"lock" dependencies. `go mod tidy`, `clean -modcache`, etc., are required far too often. And it has the same problem with dependencies-of-dependencies that python does. It leads to bloat and sometimes inconsistent behaviors in applications.