相当于Python的NotImplementedException的Golang

Question

Is there an equivalent in Golang to raising a NotImplementedException in Python when you define an interface with methods that you don't want to implement yet? Is this idiomatic Golang?

For example:

type MyInterface interface {
    Method1() bool
    Method2() bool
}


// Implement this interface
type Thing struct {}
func (t *Thing) Method1() bool {
    return true
}

func (t *Thing) Method2() bool {
    // I don't want to implement this yet
}

Answer 1

Usually in golang if you want to implement error handling you return an error

type MyInterface interface {
    Method1() bool
    Method2() (bool, error)
}

Then you can return an error. You can also log, or panic as @coredump said in the comments.