When building Go programs for release is it standard practice to just use 'go build'?

When building Go programs for release is it standard practise to just use `go build` without any other options? I ask because when building using `go build` all debug information is included by default. To remove it you can pass an option to the linker, thus: ``` go build -ldflags "-w" prog.go ``` This omits all debug symbols. When building programs for release do you remove this information or leave it intact? EDIT: For clarity, i'm wondering how people compile Go programs for deployment to a live environment. In other compiled languages you have a different set of compiler command line options for debugging and release builds and release builds usually optimise the executable and remove debugging information.