Michael Hoffmann

I would be interested in contributing, would this be a good first issue? If so i would need some pointers where to get started!

I have hit this issue to today. In my usecase i have no idea how many messages we are going to consume ( its a long running application ) so...

> What is the ACK mode in use please? `client-individual` in my use case. Right now, im draining the subscription by hand when unsubscribing. I have not hit the issue...

> What ever you are seeing (hang, loop, something else??) I can not recreate it here. > > Regardless, I recently became aware that I often use Ticker when the...

Ok, i have tried to write a test using ginkgo/gomega The idea is that the server just keeps spamming messages after the unsubscribe call ( i think i have seen...

Since this seems to be a syntactical problem, how about declaring the 3 possibilities like python decorators? i.e ```python Unit(Entity): @replacedByChild Move(Ability): speed = 1.0 abilities += {Move} Villager(Unit): VillagerMove(Unit.Move):...

> the note looks good, but i guess we also need to mention SAVE if we mention BGSAVE like SAVE will also update the lastsave value > > anyway, if...

https://github.com/uber-go/zap/blob/9a9fa7d4b5f07a9b634983678a65b5525f81e58b/zapcore/error.go#L45 I'm no expert here, but it seems that the `errorVerbose` should only be present if you use `zap.Error(err)` and `err` implements `fmt.Formatter`. As a hack you could add the...

In a custom field factory like `SilentError` above you could provide your own formatting logic if you wanted. For example parse the lines into an `zapcore.ArrayMarshaler` implementation and use the...

There is a difference between the stacktrace you are refering of and the `errorVerbose` field. `errorVerbose` is a property of the `zap.Error(..)` combined with `pkg/errors`. The printing of a stacktrace...