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GillMacedo/godebugdiff

Before you raise the go line in go.mod, see which GODEBUG behavior defaults change (ServeMux routing, TLS, x509, GOMAXPROCS and more), which binaries import each affected package, and the godebug lines that keep old behavior. A Claude Code skill and Go CLI that asks your installed toolchain, offline.

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  1. Nov 101 post
    • Raising the go line in go.mod quietly changes ServeMux routing, TLS, x509 and GOMAXPROCS defaults, with no compile error. godebugdiff asks your Go toolchain which GODEBUG defaults change, which…

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