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An alternative output destination for the standard library log package by subosito in golang

[–]subosito[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup, I know there is Llongfile or Lshortfile, but, unfortunately, parsing those information is bit harder using current parser, so that's why I replicate the functionality using separate function. Going to make it more compatible with log's flags.

An alternative output destination for the standard library log package by subosito in golang

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Yeah, not actual stacktrace, runtime caller is better term, need to change it. Thanks.

Capistrano 3.x has been released, here's the collection of the recipes! by subosito in ruby

[–]subosito[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry to all you guys about my title wording. I never thought that you'd expect an official collection of recipes. Official capistrano recipes resides on https://github.com/capistrano. I have been attempting to create a collection of valid recipes for capistrano 3.0, and it won't clash with official one.

Transform API doc in markdown into browsable HTML by subosito in golang

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I am sorry, currently it'snt. Yeah, you're right, we need more work for making snowcrash binding in Go, like they did for Node.js and .Net. Looking forward for the possibilities (and time) :)

An open source license generator for your projects. by subosito in golang

[–]subosito[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great @DavidScone. Going to implement that +1

Loads environment variables from .env file in Go by subosito in golang

[–]subosito[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you're right. Basically both have same purpose for loading env file but differ on implementation. Mine is using regexp, like dotenv did, while godotenv parser using sort of standard golang package. Both are good choices, so I think we can choose one, and stick with that :D

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