Closed desttinghim closed 2 years ago
It sounds like the install instructions worked just fine; otherwise how were you running bitw at all?
The error you got sounds like https://github.com/mvdan/bitw/issues/31, which I thought we had fixed.
It is #31. When I used go install ***@***.***
, it was pulling an outdated version of the library, which I figured out by looking in the go directory. After I realised this was the case, I just cloned the repository and built it. That resolved the problem for me, but it was quite frustrating until I figured it out.
On Thu, Jun 9, 2022, at 04:53, Daniel Martí wrote:
It sounds like the install instructions worked just fine; otherwise how were you running bitw at all?
The error you got sounds like #31 https://github.com/mvdan/bitw/issues/31, which I thought we had fixed.
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Oh my - you're right that go install mvdan.cc/bitw@latest
installs a version that is massively out of date. That is entirely my fault - I broke the https://mvdan.cc/bitw
pointer to GitHub some time back and never realized. Apologies for the confusion - fixing it now.
I am getting the following error when I attempt to login. I've installed bitw using the instructions in the readme.
This would be easier to debug if bitw could print out it's version. Can the install instructions/package be updated?