Sorry that you've both had trouble with the Go driver. You're absolutely right (Matt) that the driver was a "bonus" spin-off from the C library work - we saw an opportunity to fill a need for the Go community which we hoped would be useful. Unfortunately, it appears not to have been so useful for all Go users. That said, we do have some customers using it, and we therefore know it can work in some environments.
But obviously that's not much comfort for those such as yourselves who are having trouble 😞
We've taken your feedback on board and as and when time and people allow, we'll look into the possibility of a native Go driver. Unfortunately, I can't give any timings around that, so for the meantime, the only other options will be a community driver or the HTTP interface. The latter might be your best bet as it offers regular Cypher execution, with transactions, with only a few restrictions around the type system (due to JSON limitations). We are working on bringing HTTP up to date in our next release too, so it's perfectly safe to build upon.
