Go type assertion to detect other types of maps
I have a function which takes a variable list of arguments of type any
.
“go mod why” is not always working. How to identify dependency origin in such a cases?
By running go mod tidy
I’m ending up with a list of required dependencies and some of those are getting reported by security tools as vulnerable.
What’s the best way to identify why dependency is there is case you get such a response after running go mod why
?
“go mod why” is not always working. How to identify dependency origin in such a cases?
By running go mod tidy
I’m ending up with a list of required dependencies and some of those are getting reported by security tools as vulnerable.
What’s the best way to identify why dependency is there is case you get such a response after running go mod why
?
Implementing an SSH client that can connect via a Jump Host / ProxyJump
Using x/crypto/ssh
, I am able to implement a simple golang SSH client which can connect to a remote host and execute a command, however I can’t find any information on how to implement the ability to connect to a remote host via a Jump Host / using ProxyJump.
Why nil pointer check is not working in go struct receiver?
I’m trying to make a custom error that’ll have additional information. Following is the implementation.
too many arguments error when using append
I’ve just started learning go. I’m trying to append some strings to ffmpegArgs slice but when I try to append ffmpegArgs[3:]
why my go1.13 can go to definition only when I uncomment relative import path like “import ../xxx”
I’m working on a Go project that implements the Raft protocol, and I’m encountering an issue with the “Jump to Definition” feature in my vscode.
I can’t convert string to big.Float
I’m trying to convert text to big.Float, however, as I understand it, the same string 3000
is represented in different byte forms:
Quick and simple strategy to modify an upstream code
A code is calling this – first – Golang code which in turn depends upon another – second – Golang code.
golang can’t import local module
my directory set up is like below