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hg tip is very stable. If you want to start your project on Go 1.1 then just checkout the tip and use it. You can upgrade to Go1.1 when it's released with very
by jesstaa 14y ago
hg tip is very stable. If you want to start your project on Go 1.1 then just checkout the tip and use it.
You can upgrade to Go1.1 when it's released with very minor changes when it's released.
- georgemcbay 14y agoJust wanted to chime in confirming that in my experience for development work you might as well just use Go tip. It is quite stable and in many situations (eg. you're deploying to ARM, or 32-bit targets) is far more stable/usable than 1.0.3 despite not being an official release.
- enneff 14y agoIf you do run from tip, please check the build dashboard: http://build.golang.org/ http://build.golang.org/ We make no guarantees about the stability of tip, which should be obvious but I feel compelled to point it out anyway.