The "go release" command is intended to support selecting the right version for a new package release. The golang.org/cmd/api command detects incompatible API changes and so can serve as the basis for an auto-bump…
And these numbers are 5 years old :-)
Yes, we are working on static analysis and automated refactoring tools. We will make them available publicly when they are ready, but that won't be very soon. We wanted to publicize Context now to encourage people to…
In Google, we use two approaches: 1) add an explicit Context parameter to each function that needs one; typically this is the first parameter and is named "ctx". This makes it obvious how to cancel that function and…
Yes, interrupt is better, and the article explains how to do that a few paragraphs later: for n := range in { select { case out <- n * n: case <-done: return } } If you allow pipeline stages to interrupt their receive…
The "go release" command is intended to support selecting the right version for a new package release. The golang.org/cmd/api command detects incompatible API changes and so can serve as the basis for an auto-bump…
And these numbers are 5 years old :-)
Yes, we are working on static analysis and automated refactoring tools. We will make them available publicly when they are ready, but that won't be very soon. We wanted to publicize Context now to encourage people to…
In Google, we use two approaches: 1) add an explicit Context parameter to each function that needs one; typically this is the first parameter and is named "ctx". This makes it obvious how to cancel that function and…
Yes, interrupt is better, and the article explains how to do that a few paragraphs later: for n := range in { select { case out <- n * n: case <-done: return } } If you allow pipeline stages to interrupt their receive…