afpd
Distributed Services with Go: pg 38
Code at the end of page for the WriteALogPackage/internal/log/segment.go
says p, err := s.store.Read(pos), should be ReadAt I think
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travisjeffery
Author of Distributed Services with Go
No, Read is the correct method there.
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travisjeffery
Author of Distributed Services with Go
Unless I’m looking at a different part. What page are you looking at?
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afpd
My bad, I was looking at the wrong function. Sorry for the confusion. Look fine in fact.
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