On Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 5:43 PM Ian Spence wrote:
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> I've encountered a limitation and I'd like to understand what's going on and
> why it's not working the way I would expect.
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> If I have a slice of an interface type, and another slice of a type that
> implements that interface, I cannot con
Hi all!
I've encountered a limitation and I'd like to understand what's going on
and why it's not working the way I would expect.
If I have a slice of an interface type, and another slice of a type that
implements that interface, I cannot concat these slices together using
append - but I can a
On Tuesday 18 June 2024 at 19:33:28 UTC+1 Marcin Romaszewicz wrote:
One of your dependencies could, in turn, have a dependency on that third
party project. Run "go mod graph" to see what imports what and you should
be able to track it down.
I thought about that but there's no reference to anyt
One of your dependencies could, in turn, have a dependency on that third
party project. Run "go mod graph" to see what imports what and you should
be able to track it down.
As for the replace directive, I've always viewed it as a temporary quick
fix. In your own code, you can simply replace the mo
On Mon, Jun 17, 2024 at 10:52 PM Will Faught wrote:
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> > People who already know what the command does can use that short summary to
> > remind themselves of the available options.
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> Which options do you mean? My point was that it doesn't document any options.
Oh, sorry, I see what you mean.
Please try https://github.com/Zxilly/go-size-analyzer . I created this
based on reverse engineering, so only the bytes in the final build will be
count.
在2024年6月18日星期二 UTC+8 01:14:09 写道：
> Are there other tools that may show the final size? I'd like to see if
> there are more aggressive flags
I pointed out that maybe exec.Cmd.StdinPipe and exec.Cmd.StdoutPipe would
be better. Here’s the *modified* sample from this thread and the complete
program for easier copying to play with—no deadlock with this.
func main() { defer err2.Catch() cmdName := "/bin/bash" cmdArgs := []string{
"-c", "
Hello,
What's the correct way to do the following:
I'm using a third-party Go module which is no longer under development.
I've forked the project in order to apply some patches of my own.
I want to use the new version of the module in my project. The following
has been added to the go.mod fil
