> The package ecosystem was so stable that go didn’t ship with a package manager (not saying it’s good but definitely a sign of relative stability).
Which also explains why you can git clone a Go library/tool and have it not building because some dependencies introduced some breaking changes in the master branch. That happened the last 3 times I wanted to fix something in a Go project.
Which also explains why you can git clone a Go library/tool and have it not building because some dependencies introduced some breaking changes in the master branch. That happened the last 3 times I wanted to fix something in a Go project.