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added detailed guide in echo readme.md example folder #459
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why checks are failing i just added text in example docs..... i am new let me know if anyone sees my comment here |
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Hey, thank you for the contribution but I believe this is too much detail. If there's a specific problem let's address that but let's assume that basic knowledge of Go and code reading is a requirement.
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We want to retain go 1.19 compatibility for now, bumping to 1.22 is too big a jump anyway as 1.20 would be the next one.
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1. Project starts. `func main` as the entry point start the program. | ||
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2. main func execute `run()` and `log.Fatal` is there is `err` |
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This is too much detail. This is obvious from reading the code.
Closing, feel free to open a new PR or issue if there's a specific concern you'd like addressed. |
I have just updated echo readme,nd example files because most go users are confused including please accept my pr, you can also edit it a little bit if you want or let me know if you need anything else, thanks for the lib