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I think the way Google handles flags/experiments in one project (Chrome) is very relevant to interpreting the language around how they handle flags/experiments
by yjftsjthsd-h 5mo ago
I think the way Google handles flags/experiments in one project (Chrome) is very relevant to interpreting the language around how they handle flags/experiments in another project (Go).
And I'm pretty sure that their example is that importing "encoding/json/v2" doesn't work until you tell the compiler to enable it via environment variable.
- hnlmorg 5mo agoGoogle is a massive company and your json is example is literally a different module entirely!! I assume you’ve got experience in the subject you’ve got an opinion on?
- coldtea 5mo ago>I think the way Google handles flags/experiments in one project (Chrome) is very relevant to interpreting the language around how they handle flags/experiments in another project (Go). You'd think that, but you'd be wrong. Parts of Google can and do things their way. There's not an all-encompassing "Google way". And even if there was one, the Go team is notoriously doing things its own way.