An accepted proposal adds vet analyzers for the two Err-check bugs everyone has written at least once, catching missing bufio.Scanner.Err and sql.Rows.Err calls in Go 1.28, with the gopls implementations already landed. On the discussion side, r/golang is asking whether chi still earns its keep now that the standard mux has grown up, which is a fair question to sit with while the toolchain quietly closes off another class of silent failures.
An accepted proposal adds vet analyzers for the two Err-check bugs everyone has written at least once, catching missing bufio.Scanner.Err and sql.Rows.Err calls in Go 1.28, with the gopls implementations already landed. On the discussion side, r/golang is asking whether chi still earns its keep now that the standard mux has grown up, which is a fair question to sit with while the toolchain quietly closes off another class of silent failures.
Targeting Go 1.28 — Updated for status (adonovan): - [x] Scanner.Err analyzer implementation, enabled in gopls (https://go.dev/cl/730480) - [x] sql.Rows analyzer implemen
I often see people criticizing CGO (and for good reasons), mainly because it bypasses many of the safety guarantees and tooling that Go provides. There are also issues involving the interaction betwee
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Hi all, I wrote up something on a performance footgun most of us walk right past. io.Copy looks innocent, but it is doing a lot more copying than you would think. https://medium.com/dev-genius/zero-co
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A short capture showing how to prepare the codebase of this library to start working on it using AI agents (Cursor IDE).
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Added LAN Orangutan to the list of Go libraries.
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