I have situation where I have some vulnerabilities due to old dependencies used by the standard libraries , which are used in my project.
How to override dependency used by go standard project(s) which is used in my go project?

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The blue box is my C struct, and the red box is the Go struct generated by cgo.

can someone confirm something for me; Does the Go runtime guarantee that there are at least as many OS Threads as there are Contexts (P)? That is, if, for example, GOMAXPROCS is equal to 5, will there be at least 5 OS Threads?

I am rewriting a Python CLI in Golang due to a network effect I want to utilize. One of the challenges I am facing is that I can’t seem to find a replacement for Pythons pprint.pformat.

If the cron job fails, is there a feature in robfig cron scheduler to retry a certain number of times?

I am trying to set up a go-cel environment and evaluate an expression using Protocol Buffers in Go. I have the following code. However, I am encountering issues with setting up the environment and evaluating the expression. Specifically, I am getting errors during the environment creation, compilation, or evaluation steps.

I am using the net/http standard library package for subrouting in Golang while developing a simple API. However, I encountered a problem. I have user routes for registration with POST /v1/users/. When I try to send a request to POST /v1/users, I get a 404 page not found error. I need to add a trailing / to make it work. I believe it should work with both trailing / and without trailing /. If you can help me fix this, it would be great.

Let’s assume the following private struct:

Using the following code to run the given commands or scripts:

I’m currently trying to create an image with a palette read from the first row of a png file that has known dimensions. I’m doing this by declaring a Color array with a known size, then setting the entries in that array individually, then passing that array into image.NewPaletted as the palette argument. I know the following works from the example in Donovan & Kernighan: