In the back-end, we're using the slog Go package for logging purposes.
When running the application, we sometimes see this kind of message:
validator-1 | DBG testing an exploit for %v
validator-1 | !BADKEY=/bounties/1.tar.xz
It seems that the back-end is trying to do some string interpolation (with %v), but slog just prints the message as-is, and raises a "bad key" error with the value that should have been inserted in the original message.
In the back-end, we're using the
slogGo package for logging purposes. When running the application, we sometimes see this kind of message:It seems that the back-end is trying to do some string interpolation (with
%v), butslogjust prints the message as-is, and raises a "bad key" error with the value that should have been inserted in the original message.