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Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -04001# Go 1.10 is released
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +0000216 Feb 2018
Russ Coxfaf1e2d2020-03-14 09:44:01 -04003Summary: Go 1.10 adds automatic caching of build & test results, and more.
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +00004
5Brad Fitzpatrick
6bradfitz@golang.org
7
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -04008##
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +00009
10Happy Friday, happy weekend! Today the Go team is happy to announce the release of Go 1.10.
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040011You can get it from the [download page](https://golang.org/dl/).
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +000012
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040013See the [Go 1.10 release notes](https://golang.org/doc/go1.10) for all the details.
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +000014
15The most exciting part of this release for many people will probably
16be that the `go` tool now does
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040017[automatic caching of build & test results](https://golang.org/doc/go1.10#build).
18Of course, one of the hundreds of smaller changes may be **your** favorite.
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +000019
20To celebrate the release, Go User Groups around the world are holding
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040021[release parties](https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Go-1.10-Release-Party).
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +000022See if there's one in your area, or feel free to organize one!
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24Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release and everyone who
25helped test the Go 1.10 betas and release candidates to ensure a perfect,
26bug-free final release. However, if you do notice any bugs or unexpected
27changes not noted in the release notes, be sure to
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040028[file a bug](https://golang.org/issues/new).
Brad Fitzpatrick0cf64622018-02-16 18:21:21 +000029
30Enjoy the weekend, and enjoy the new release!
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32P.S. Many of this year's Go conferences are accepting talk proposals
33this month. We always love to see new speakers and encourage you to
34think about proposing a talk. For more information, see
Russ Coxaf5018f2020-03-09 23:54:35 -040035[golang.org/wiki/NewSpeakers](https://golang.org/wiki/NewSpeakers).