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Distributed Services with Go: wrong referenced directory (Test a gRPC chapter)
It seem to me that in early editions of the book whole server.go file was located in grpc
folder. (instructions in the start of chapter 4 states "create directory by running mkdir -p internal/server
, but this directory was already created in chapter 1 (Build commit log prototype section).
In the text of ‘test a gRPC Server and Client’ it still states: In the grpc
directory create server_test.go
file, while code snippet shows that file located in server
directory.
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