I have a go web service that acts as a proxy that gets XML documents from a
remote system and processes them through XSLT, returning the result, if
any. I have tried a number of options over the last few days and cannot
seem to nail down the cause.
Does anyone know how to address this or debug
On Wed, Feb 8, 2023 at 11:50 AM Paolo Losi wrote:
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> I am using the following command to build command to build statically linked
> executables
>
> go install -tags netgo,osusergo -v -ldflags="-extldflags '-static' -linkmode
> 'external'" ./...
>
> Everything works fine (binaries are build and
I am using the following command to build command to build statically
linked executables
go install -tags netgo,osusergo -v -ldflags="-extldflags '-static'
-linkmode 'external'" ./...
Everything works fine (binaries are build and work correctly) but I get
this warning:
loadinternal: cannot f
Just a wild guess, no idea if this will help, but you might try
doing runtime.LockOSThread() in an init() function in your go program,
and then try only using that "main" Goroutine thread to do the work. This
is necessary for some graphics/gui stuff like SDL to work, for example.
https://github.
Thanks for the ideas all, I think go embed is the best path for me.
runtime/debug will give me the revision but sadly it can't give me the
branch.
I want the branch as we run a microservice architecture and seeing that all
the microservices are running
the release branch and not master (or mai
Thanks Jason,
that is absolutely beautiful. Ranging over channel wont work when the
channel remains open (my case), but the "callback" pattern is really nice.
Much appreciated,
Andi
On Wednesday, February 8, 2023 at 2:38:28 AM UTC+1 Jason E. Aten wrote:
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> I have the requirement of make sure
