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Why do go module versions sometimes need 2 lines in go.sum Thanks for the reply @Volker. Sorry that my question was unclear. I understand the difference between the two lines. But I don't understand why go get will get insufficient information to build indirect dependencies, yet if I go get the indirect dependency directly, it will get sufficient information to perform the build. Interestingly enough, even if not directly caused by one line being present, the problem is indeed solved by the two lines being present, hence the phrasing of my question.
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Given a method value, get receiver object Thanks for the comments. This is pretty close to the problem I was trying to solve. I was looking to create a mock/assertion framework that could assert method calls on mock objects via method values (instead of e.g. using strings with the method name). This explains why nobody's done it this way before :) If you have any ideas around this I'm open to it, though. |
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CPU 100% on uWSGI master getting killed, server not taking requests Apparently the current workaround is to pass in --die-on-term. |
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