I was trying to take only the good bits of YAML and restrict the rest. Hope the README is clear enough 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic ..read more

Hello, I’m writing simple server to connect to dlms meters and get readings from them, but faceing with corrupted buffer problem on high-load, but everything fine on few connections. It’s all what i’m doing. (Don’t pay attention to the hard code, the idea was to test) package internal import ( "encoding/hex" "fmt" "net" "regexp" "strconv" "strings" "sync" "time" ) type Meter struct { socket *net.TCPConn state State meterSerial string mutex sync.Mutex } func NewMeter(socket *net ..read more

Hello! I am new to the discourse forum. Here’s my question: Trying to get the schema for github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator/apis/v1beta1 ❯ go get github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator/apis/v1beta1 go: module github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator@upgrade found (v1.51.0), but does not contain package github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator/apis/v1beta1 I’m not sure what to search for to get around this error. I tried adding @v1.51.0 at the end of the import but still no luck. How do I import this package? Troubleshooting before asking questi ..read more

I have some code that looks like the following . . . for { select { case sumData := <-incomingChannel: doSomeWork(sumData) case <-beatingHeart.C: doHeartBeatStuff() case <-ctx.Done(): return } } The beatingHeart ticker is set for 2 seconds. The code works as expected as long as there is traffic on the incomingChannel. If the system is idle for a few hours, the ticker can be seen to not go off for 15-90 seconds, then return to its expected every 2 seconds. When we use this same select pattern for several goroutines, nearly all of them exhibit this behavior at approximately the same tim ..read more

Hi everyone! My name is George. I am new to Golang and this Forum. I came here in search of help from Go-professionals. While taking my first steps in the language, I’ve already met a problem. It is not a problem of the language itself, but rather of its integration with AWS Lambda functions. Currently, I am trying to deploy multiple Go-based Lambda Functions within a single Serverless (AWS CloudFormation) stack. While doing so, AWS requires all the functions to be handled by a root-located (relative to the directory of the code) bootstrap file. This means that all implementations of the funct ..read more

I have the following json file: { "signup": { "title": "Signup Page", "formName": "Signup Form", "name": "Name" }, "login": { "title": "Login Page", "formName": "Login Form" } } But I want this: { "signup": { "title": "Signup Page", "formName": "Signup Form", "name": "Name", }, "login": { "title": "Login Page", "formName": "Login Form", } } How to achieve that? I was searching and all the available options I found format the same as my first ..read more

Hi go-community, i wrote a simple example for a hexboard with ebitengine. the hexastar-pathfinding i put in a local library astarhexlib, cause i found no other hexexamples for ebitengine. https://github.com/ConValance/ebitengine-hexboard 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic ..read more

Hi, I’m trying to make coverage for a daemon. when building I’m using -cover . is there any way to dump ( like gcov_flush in GCC) or terminate gracefully in order to get coverage? 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic ..read more

Is there a way in Golang to read the session storage key/value, not the cookie? prefer using standard Golang libraries without the need to use a third party library. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic ..read more

(1) I have an http client, which sends the following request to an http server: http.NewRequest(“POST”, “http://localhost:9090/proxy”, strings.NewReader(“This is a POST request from svc_a”)) (2) http server sends the request object to a function (tcp client) over a go channel, tcp client sends http request as its payload to a tcp server. (3) tcp server reads the tcp payload and creates http request out of it, using http.ReadRequest(x *bufio.Reader) (4) send the response to the tcp client (5) When I am sending two requests from tcp client to tcp server, over the same socket connection, sometime ..read more