Proposal Details This is a meta-proposal. I propose that any change that merely adds a String or GoString method to an existing type, and makes only v
GopherCon EU kicks off as TamaGo and TinyGo share a stage
GopherCon EU is underway, with the TinyGo crew flagging a TamaGo and TinyGo collaboration on stage alongside Andrea Barisani. Bare-metal Go on secure hardware meeting the embedded toolchain is the kind of pairing that justifies showing up in person. On the proposal tracker, Alan Donovan is floating two small but useful things: a blanket approval policy for adding String and GoString methods to existing types, and a flag.FlagSet.All iterator returning iter.Seq2[*Flag, bool] to retire the VisitAll callback style. Neither is dramatic, both chip away at long-standing paper cuts. Elsewhere, a golang-nuts thread digs into why go test -v swallows panic stack traces from the function under test, which is the sort of quietly annoying behaviour worth knowing about before the next 2am debugging session.

GopherCon EU is underway, with the TinyGo crew flagging a TamaGo and TinyGo collaboration on stage alongside Andrea Barisani. Bare-metal Go on secure hardware meeting the embedded toolchain is the kind of pairing that justifies showing up in person.
On the proposal tracker, Alan Donovan is floating two small but useful things: a blanket approval policy for adding String and GoString methods to existing types, and a flag.FlagSet.All iterator returning iter.Seq2[*Flag, bool] to retire the VisitAll callback style. Neither is dramatic, both chip away at long-standing paper cuts.
Elsewhere, a golang-nuts thread digs into why go test -v swallows panic stack traces from the function under test, which is the sort of quietly annoying behaviour worth knowing about before the next 2am debugging session.
Background: The flag package provides two callback-style legacy iterator methods, VisitAll and Visit. A common use for these methods is to scan the se
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Is there a way to get "go test" to display the stack trace when the function under test panics? I've written a function that (for purposes of this demo) panics if passed true: https://go.dev/play/p/lG
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