"Once all the backwards-compatible work is done, say in Go 1.20, then we can make the backwards-incompatible changes in Go 2.0. If there turn out to be no backwards-incompatible changes, maybe we just declare that Go 1.20 is Go 2.0."
So yeah, Go 2.0 might not even happen.
> So far that page looks like when our government puts out "work commission" for any ongoing problem people complain about.
I would love if my government would take some inspiration from such projects, namely from this:
"We did what we always do when there's a problem without a clear solution: we waited."
So far that page looks like when our government puts out "work commission" for any ongoing problem people complain about.
Go mailing lists have almost zero meaningful activity regarding Go 2.0.