Regarding your issues with the following...
> I've lost count of the times I've had to change:
>
> return FooBar{
> Field: blah,
> }
>
> To:
>
> var foo FooBar
> if someCond {
> foo.Field = blah
> } else {
> foo.Field = bar
> }
> return foo
>
...I hardly consider that to be idiomatic Go. A more go-like approach
would be to follow the guideline to "return early" and write it more like
this:
if someCond {
return FooBar{Field: blah}
}
return FooBar{Field: bar}
...which (IMHO) is markedly more readable than a ternary expression.
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