Is there a process for preparing a library for Go 2 compatibility?

• attest

  1 0 1.8 Go

  A small library to make go tests more readable. (by dscottboggs)

I have a library which would greatly benefit from the generics feature of Go 2. Is there a way that I can develop and test against the current development version of Go 2, or is it too early?

• go

  2,079 119,900 10.0 Go

  The Go programming language

  

The go2go tool and playground is the best to play around with generics. But it should be noted that it doesn't reflect the current state and it will diverge even further as time goes on. It basically became obsolete when the generics proposal was accepted and work on a proper implementation began. It has several known issues and it probably won't get updated to changes to the design, like this one. As far as I know, development happens on the master branch, but type parameters are not implemented in the frontend as of now, so you can't compile generic code with it (though to be clear, I'm mostly guessing here, I'm not following the development as closely).

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