I was initially on the same side. But setting things up is a simple `go get`, and when you want to dive into more complex scenarios, such as concurrency-related bugs, a debugger can save the day!
I'd urge you to give it a spin next time you come across a weird bug ^^
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I was initially on the same side. But setting things up is a simple `go get`, and when you want to dive into more complex scenarios, such as concurrency-related bugs, a debugger can save the day!
I'd urge you to give it a spin next time you come across a weird bug ^^