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So you want them to completely break every pre-existing Go program, for no practical benefit? That seems dumb.
by rstat1 3y ago
So you want them to completely break every pre-existing Go program, for no practical benefit?
That seems dumb.
- AtNightWeCode 3y agoNo. It would only be a flag to allow obsolete Go code in practice I guess. EDIT: C++ did not break C. The people managing Go have full understanding of dependencies even though they made breaking changes.