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Silent crashes #56
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Not sure on - I was using da42dc7 and that compiles on go1.10 on macOS and Alpine Linux 3.7 (musl). Possibly musl issue but I am not sure - the crash is totally silent, no core dumps, nothing even with different traceback options - just silent exit. I was not able to reproduce that phenomena outside of docker. |
Sounds like a cgo error. Probably something is erroring and not returning a
status. Does your sass successfully compile on the older version?
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Not sure on - I was using da42dc7
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and that compiles on go1.10 on macOS and Alpine Linux 3.7 (musl).
Possibly musl issue but I am not sure - the crash is totally silent, no
core dumps, nothing even with different traceback options - just silent
exit. I was not able to reproduce that phenomena outside of docker.
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I had the same suspicion on cgo error. Yes, we've been running it for a while on the older version. |
We've switched to 3.5.4, can you try this code again or provide a repo case so I can verify? |
I'm running this in my go1.10 project in docker (alpine linux) and it started crashing with the latest master so I moved it back to fd1a229 which is working fine. Still not sure where the problem lies, but likely between commmits fdbf305 and da42dc7.
I was able to mitigate in one scenario without rolling back and that was by removing nested imports and just importing from the top level file.
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