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> I'm sure there are some good reasons why they exist under the hood. User expectation's, mainly. In fact, Google didn't even use the go tool internally, which
by randomdata 3y ago
> I'm sure there are some good reasons why they exist under the hood.
User expectation's, mainly. In fact, Google didn't even use the go tool internally, which I expect hasn't changed, using Google's build system à la Bazel instead. It was created only for the wider audience.