> I say arguable because DNS without CGO is still a common cause of issues and incompatibility
DNS without CGO works perfectly. The vendor specific ad hoc mechanisms for extending DNS in a site local context are not well supported. If they were implemented more sensibly, then Go, or any other language, would have no problem taking advantage of them even without the "C Library Resolver."
Speaking of which, that "C Library Resolver," in my opinion, has one of the worst library interfaces in all of unix. It's not at all a hill worth new projects dying on.
DNS without CGO works perfectly. The vendor specific ad hoc mechanisms for extending DNS in a site local context are not well supported. If they were implemented more sensibly, then Go, or any other language, would have no problem taking advantage of them even without the "C Library Resolver."
Speaking of which, that "C Library Resolver," in my opinion, has one of the worst library interfaces in all of unix. It's not at all a hill worth new projects dying on.