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Welcome to Continue: Go Proposals edition! This week we've got another solo episode with Kris hosting. He covers a dozen proposals, with special attention paid to the static analysis and cryptography proposals that have surfaced within the last couple weeks.
Proposals to Keep an Eye On:
- #82465: go/analysis: publish x/tools/go/analysis types in the standard library
- #82449: crypto/tls: add a ErrTLSHandshakeTimeout sentinel error
- #82485: x/crypto/ssh: add RequestKeyChange to ServerConn and Client
- #82689: increase minimum GOPPC64 to power9 in a future Go release
Proposals Discussed:
- #82464: go test should run analyzers specified by the workspace
- #82455: net/http: add Server.Admit to refuse requests before starting a handler
- #82541: structs: add NotComparable marker
- #82456: crypto/aead/...: new packages [Continued]
- #82416: syscall: support Linux’s seccomp-bpf in subprocess executions [Continued]
Hidden Gem Proposals:
- #82501: go/types: export Error.Code
- #82653: math: add FMA32
- #82664: x/crypto/ssh: add TransportReadyCallback to ClientConfig
If you prefer to watch this episode, you can view it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GPuWzWUj7z4.
Thanks for tuning in and happy listening!
Table of Contents:
- Prologue (00:00:00)
- Chapter 1: Proposals to Keep an Eye On (00:01:21)
- Chapter 2: #82464: go test should run analyzers specified by the workspace (00:04:57)
- Chapter 3: #82455: net/http: add Server.Admit to refuse requests before starting a handler (00:08:45)
- Chapter 4: #82541: structs: add NotComparable marker (00:10:34)
- Chapter 7: Hidden Gem Proposals (00:12:30)
- Epilogue (00:16:19)
Host: Kris Brandow
Producer: Kris Brandow
Beats: Breakmaster Cylinder
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- #82465: go/analysis: publish x/tools/go/analysis types in the standard librarygithub.com
- #82449: crypto/tls: add a ErrTLSHandshakeTimeout sentinel errorgithub.com
- #82485: x/crypto/ssh: add RequestKeyChange to ServerConn and Clientgithub.com
- #82689: increase minimum GOPPC64 to power9 in a future Go releasegithub.com





