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I think the question assumed that you can run go in a script-language mode. Because you do want the source of shell-scripts on the local machine. So it is easy
by jpfr 3y ago
I think the question assumed that you can run go in a script-language mode. Because you do want the source of shell-scripts on the local machine.
So it is easy to make changes by system admins/non-developers.
Scripting is for glue functionality after all…
- traceroute66 3y ago> So it is easy to make changes by system admins/non-developers. Scripting is for glue functionality after all… You can also use env-vars and flags in Go. Which many would argue leads to more robust "admin glue functionality", because the admin controls how much non-admins can mess around with instead of allowing them to mess around with the core shell-script functionality.