Exactly, it's an example of a CLI that already messed up its interface, and has actually changed commands (checkout -> switch, has added flags for submodules, etc), and overall has improved since past versions, and still tries to improve.
And AFAIK it didn't add telemetry to send used commands to any server, even if that would have been by far the easiest way, given 90% of devs use it and complain about how bad it is.
It's an arbitrary percentage, but it gets the point across. The amount of devs using git is probably at least an order or magnitude higher than those using Go.
Go, on the other hand, already has decent-ish tooling (at least better Git), but it wants to add opt-out telemetry anyway.
And AFAIK it didn't add telemetry to send used commands to any server, even if that would have been by far the easiest way, given 90% of devs use it and complain about how bad it is.
It's an arbitrary percentage, but it gets the point across. The amount of devs using git is probably at least an order or magnitude higher than those using Go.
Go, on the other hand, already has decent-ish tooling (at least better Git), but it wants to add opt-out telemetry anyway.