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Since you mention Go, it does offer precisely the feature you describe in the form of build constraints. A file starting with //go:build go1.18 tells the to
by netburst 7mo ago
Since you mention Go, it does offer precisely the feature you describe in the form of build constraints. A file starting with
//go:build go1.18
tells the toolchain to use Go 1.18. A slightly different syntax was used prior to Go 1.17 but the feature itself has existed since Go 1.0.
- fl0ki 7mo agoYou also have the directive in go.mod which sets this for the entire module, which is very similar to the Rust edition approach, but each Go version is a small "edition".