Re:A Farewell to Go
by paulddraper on Wednesday August 09, 2017 @10:12PM
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You have good point. I take issue with only a couple.
> No, this is not an anti-pattern, it is a perfectly valid solution to vendoring dependencies.
I'm not going t to tell you it won't work, because it will, but this very rarely done, particularly if you use a DCVS like git. When's last time you saw a Java Maven project do this. Almost never. Why? Because there is a very standard, robust way to vendor dependencies.
> Please learn the language better.
How is learning go better going to help you make a useable skiplist? What non-novice wisdom would help out?
> No, this is not an anti-pattern, it is a perfectly valid solution to vendoring dependencies.
I'm not going t to tell you it won't work, because it will, but this very rarely done, particularly if you use a DCVS like git. When's last time you saw a Java Maven project do this. Almost never. Why? Because there is a very standard, robust way to vendor dependencies.
> Please learn the language better.
How is learning go better going to help you make a useable skiplist? What non-novice wisdom would help out?