It's not a skill issue. I write, build, debug, and deploy golang regularly as appropriate. It's my language of choice at times.
> unless you want to edit the code and don't know GoLang, except that's also a skill issue.
How about editing the code live in a production environment currently lacking a debugger, internet, or compiler when it doesn't behave 100% according to expectations? Even if you have the debugger and compiler available and are comfortable using them, it's a world of difference in convenience.
> The fact that this tool is unnecessary due to other tools existing is a fair point though.
I never said that and do not believe that. Many options for the same thing can be great, let a thousand update helpers bloom I say. I guess we disagree on everything today :p
The fact that this tool is unnecessary due to other tools existing is a fair point though.