Closed aybabtme closed 2 weeks ago
This function only works on unix, and not on windows. Make it cross platform.
https://github.com/humanlogio/humanlog/blob/4aff7533480c890cbfe174f40d4d9572788fdb66/cmd/humanlog/localhost.go#L35-L52
We want to know when we're trying to use an already used port, because that's how we find who's the localhost leader in a multi-process scenario (e.g. if multiple humanlog processes are running concurrently). The leader is whoever has the port.
solved by https://github.com/humanlogio/humanlog/pull/121
aybabtme
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2 weeks ago
This function only works on unix, and not on windows. Make it cross platform.
https://github.com/humanlogio/humanlog/blob/4aff7533480c890cbfe174f40d4d9572788fdb66/cmd/humanlog/localhost.go#L35-L52
We want to know when we're trying to use an already used port, because that's how we find who's the localhost leader in a multi-process scenario (e.g. if multiple humanlog processes are running concurrently). The leader is whoever has the port.