Oh nice! I was using it with github.com/gin-gonic/gin which was giving me
an error about writing bytes exceeding Content-Length, which the library
was setting for me.
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Ah! Should have thought of that.
After implementing it, however, I realized that it's not very conducive to
HTTP requests, in which the Content-Size header is expected to be sent, and
thus, how can I know the content size of a response until I've rendered the
whole thing?
Thanks anyways!
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I'm interested in streaming results from a *database/sql* query to a
template rendered with *html/template*. More specifically, for performance
reasons, I'm interested in streaming an array of results from the database
straight to text/template without allocating a slice beforehand. My idea is
Yes, without setting GOROOT was how I initially ran into this problem. I
double checked with printenv GOROOT to make sure it wasn't set.
I've wiped and reinstalled both my go installation (Archlinux package go
1.9.4) and GOPATH to the same result.
I tried to isolate the problem further by using
I have a simple way to reproduce this with GOROOT defined for each golang
version.
1. Install gb. https://getgb.io/
2. Create a project with the structure:
- src
- app
- main.go (fill with contents of runtime example from
documentation https://golang.
I specifically need CGO disabled to make a statically linked binary,
unfortunately.
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