Closed BoBiene closed 6 years ago
That function on line #756 was a new one that I was trying out and it appears the dependent library signature had changed.
Line #951 should work - did you fetch the latest package go get -u github.com/kr/pty
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Thanks for pointing this out, I need to get back to this :-D
Thank you. Looks like the pty package is not available for Windows. Is there a chance to get it to work on Windows?
Possibly, I think the only issue in Windows is finding the git executable. I can test that this weekend...
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Thank you. Looks ly the pty package is not available for Windows. Is there a chance to get it to work on Windows?
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# repo-tool .\repo-tool.go:756:14: ref.IsBranch undefined (type *plumbing.Reference has no field or method IsBranch) .\repo-tool.go:756:30: ref.IsRemote undefined (type *plumbing.Reference has no field or method IsRemote) .\repo-tool.go:756:46: ref.IsTag undefined (type *plumbing.Reference has no field or method IsTag) .\repo-tool.go:951:15: undefined: pty.Start
Seems like it is the line #756:
println(ref.IsBranch(), ref.IsRemote(), ref.IsTag(), ref.String(), "->", ref.Target().String())
and #951:
if f, err := pty.Start(res); err != nil {
Any suggestions?