Could this project include an honest comparison to standard library tooling?
I worry that in its current form that it might mislead folks with regard to what diagnostic tooling exists in the standard library.
| async-routine Feature |
Standard Library Alternative |
| Goroutine tracking |
pprof.Do() with labels |
| Lifecycle monitoring |
runtime/trace regions |
| Timeout enforcement |
context.WithTimeout() |
| Operation ID propagation |
Context values (already used in opid/) |
| Graceful shutdown |
context.Context cancellation |
| Metrics collection |
expvar or otel metrics |
I don't want to come off as rude but this project seems to be largely unneeded given the set of tools already in arm's reach in stdlib.
Could this project include an honest comparison to standard library tooling?
I worry that in its current form that it might mislead folks with regard to what diagnostic tooling exists in the standard library.
I don't want to come off as rude but this project seems to be largely unneeded given the set of tools already in arm's reach in stdlib.