Josh Bleecher Snyder

I was about to start on this, but... The docs for `undo` state: ``` The undo command can be used to revert to the non-gohacked module versions. It only removes...

> Do people still actively use GOPATH when developing code, though? Old habits die hard. Also, I sometimes want to download code to poke around at it before I have...

If you use github.com/pkg/diff to provide the diff, then there'll be much less temptation to support adding endless diff features, since package diff probably doesn't support them. :) And it...

@dmitshur I’m not sure whether go/format will continue to rewrite //+build to //go:build forever. Anyway, the nicer //go:build format will likely end up simplifying this code anyway once it can...

@dmitshur *should* go/format touch .s files, if only the build header lines? Honestly, I wouldn’t mind if it also normalized the rest of the files either. Worth filing an issue...

I’m no longer using pion; I’m happy to let you decide about the best path forward for this issue.

and also, usefully, gogrep 100 should match `100` and `1_0_0`. this will help one of the concerns raised near the end of golang.org/issue/28493

I just hit the exact same issue. I was using DSM 6, upgraded to 7 in the hopes that it'd work, same result. The SSH workaround above works. For those...

This is very appealing, but I'd prefer: ```go func (c *C) Must(error) func (c *C) Must1[A any](A, error) A func (c *C) Must2[A, B any](A, B, error) (A, B) func...

Oh yeah. Sadness. Still, do you really need the Recover? Can you always set up the recover in qt.New and then bubble up all irrelevant panics?