Closed muhmudrik closed 1 year ago
I will take a look, thank you!
I am not sure that we have the same version. I've cloned the library
git clone https://github.com/speedata/bagme-examples.git
and in the directory bagme-examples/basic/simple
I run these commands
go version
go version go1.18.10 darwin/arm64
and
go run main.go
which produces the document I'd expect
How do you clone/run this example?
BTW: I will update all the bagme stuff in the next few days (I am currently moving the CSS handling to the boxesandglue library).
I will have to switch to go version 1.20 (and later this year to go version 1.21) since I am now using the slog structured logging module which will be part of the 1.21 standard library. In 2024 I will stop using the latest go versions and be a bit more conservative.
I am not sure that we have the same version. I've cloned the library
git clone https://github.com/speedata/bagme-examples.git
and in the directory
bagme-examples/basic/simple
I run these commandsgo version go version go1.18.10 darwin/arm64
and
go run main.go
which produces the document I'd expect
How do you clone/run this example?
Idk what i did but when i tried the steps you mentioned the issue is missing :"D So i guess the issue resolved itself haha, thanks for helping and answering!
BTW: I will update all the bagme stuff in the next few days (I am currently moving the CSS handling to the boxesandglue library).
I will have to switch to go version 1.20 (and later this year to go version 1.21) since I am now using the slog structured logging module which will be part of the 1.21 standard library. In 2024 I will stop using the latest go versions and be a bit more conservative.
Okai noted, will be watching this repository. Good luck!
:D
Hi again, When i tried to run your example in for this library on go1.18.10 i got this error
is it expected because i use go1.18.10?