> Come back to us when you are on version 3.x, years Someone who has long enough experience in Go would know that the Go compatibility promise[1] only applies

> Come back to us when you are on version 3.x, years Someone who has long enough experience in Go would know that the Go compatibility promise[1] only applies to Go 1. Go 2 and later are already allowed to break compatibility. I have code I wrote on something like 1.13, if not earlier and it still works fine with 1.20. Sure, there are rare exceptions, but each release documents them. My question to you, then, is: what exactly did you see in your years of Go experience that broke on a version upgrade? 1 https://go.dev/doc/go1compat#introduction https://go.dev/doc/go1compat#introduction