On: Go 1.21 Released

[germandiago]

For the former two, breakages have replacements and are a vestige noone used for a long time. Besides that, compilers have switches to treat throw() as noexcept.

As for the latter, those breakages are relatively rare.

[pjmlp → germandiago]

Someone still has to write those replacements, and no, not all compilers have such switches.

Besides that was only a quick set of examples, if I would bother going through my ISO copies, there would be a couple more to list.

[germandiago → pjmlp]

Do you still think those are breakages that get in the middle a lot?

[pjmlp → germandiago]

Depends on how lucky one happens to be, specially in large code bases, touched by dozens of consulting companies, and offshoring deliveries.