Let’s say we have two named types that derive from int:

Let’s say we have two named types that derive from int:

Let’s say we have two named types that derive from int:

Let’s say we have two named types that derive from int:

Let’s say we have two named types that derive from int:

Issue The immediate issue is that a function of type func() Foo cannot be assigned func() any in Golang. Perhaps this is an XY problem, so I will explain why exactly I am even in this situation. Example I essentially have something like a health check package as such (this is a simplified model for […]

Issue The immediate issue is that a function of type func() Foo cannot be assigned func() any in Golang. Perhaps this is an XY problem, so I will explain why exactly I am even in this situation. Example I essentially have something like a health check package as such (this is a simplified model for […]

Issue The immediate issue is that a function of type func() Foo cannot be assigned func() any in Golang. Perhaps this is an XY problem, so I will explain why exactly I am even in this situation. Example I essentially have something like a health check package as such (this is a simplified model for […]

I am new to Go programming and trying to utilize generic api of Go. I want to implement IEntity interface and use implemented structs to abstract mongo db collections.

I’m trying to write a generic parser that would do different things depending on the expected return type. As simplified example of what I’d like to do, already using a trick from another answer: