Tim

Okay the problem seems to be the token.Wait(), which waits for a response by the broker. (this was my fault) But even when I remove it, the publish needs a...

> I'm not sure what you mean by this. I mean that the Publish() function needs some time to return when the client isn't connected with the broker. I think...

Okay, so it is intended that publish doesn't return instantly if there is no connection to the broker? Or is it a bug?

> so there will always be a point at which the return is not instant. Yes of course. But that is clear. But the current behavior of Publish is a...

I observed the same behavior in my application. My host 127.0.0.1:3000 is connected with the emulator. Even the manual access to the emulators firebase runs: ```bash cy.callFirestore('add', 'test_hello_world', { some:...

I dont know if its the same. The Stacktraces are different. And the error appears since last night...

@GammaC0de Okay just an idea (and maybe it is already implemented): Isn't there a checksum of each file by the hoster? So you can compare the checksum of the local...

> Hey! > > If not `src`, where should I put my `.go` files? I found this guide a great resource to organize everything you could need around the actual...

@arvenil this is the structure of the go project. How do you know this is a `official` structure? I saw no official documentation introduce this structure. Maybe you should look...

I don't know the difference between GraalVM and quarkus.io. I think quarkus uses GraalVM. But I don't know why the native build doesn't work. I just have the log of...