We had a syscall type that was built correctly, but broke with version 12 release, decreasing version to 11 fixed the issue. I know about the caveats, but wanted to raise this in case there is a regression.
error:
# golang.org/x/sys/unix
B5o1Qv.go:1: cannot convert aFwBp5l (variable of type *A3r6a04RolIi) to type *"syscall".Rlimit
iilG0V0BYjNu.go:1: cannot convert jXDdILD (variable of type *A3r6a04RolIi) to type *"syscall".Rlimit
D1i_DB.go:1: cannot convert ggoG1mEZSTvz (variable of type *A3r6a04RolIi) to type *"syscall".Rlimit
exit status 2
exit status 1
code being used
if err := rlimit.RemoveMemlock(); err != nil {
...
}
We had a syscall type that was built correctly, but broke with version 12 release, decreasing version to 11 fixed the issue. I know about the caveats, but wanted to raise this in case there is a regression.
error:
code being used
which calls into this function