Tyler Kropp

A workaround for this is to use v0.6.0, which does not depend on cgo. However, you will probably still need graphviz.

I was having this issue. I fixed it by cleaning my local repository of untracked files using `git clean -fdx`. Edit: It fixes the issue during normal testing, but indeed...

I considered using this as an alternative to using `certbot`. I found it annoying that installing `certbot` on Gentoo would also install 29 Python libraries. I went to install the...

``` ~ > rm -rf go ~ > GO111MODULE=on go get -u github.com/go-acme/lego/v3/cmd/lego ~ > du -sh go/pkg/mod 2.0G go/pkg/mod ``` This actually failed to compile. Nevertheless...

I had this issue, and it was fixed when I downloaded master, currently at 68b56f2c64c36f41da33d0985dc5f173ae7cb0f9. I am not sure which version I had before.

It looks like you can just call these methods ```go SetDTR(dtr bool) error SetRTS(rts bool) error ``` They tell the OS what to do and that's that. So maybe you...

According to [the manual](https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/manual/4/en/macro/command/sendbreak.html), break signals are just two bytes, a 255 byte followed by a 243 byte. > This macro sends IAC BREAK(255 243) to the host system on...

See https://pkg.go.dev/go.bug.st/serial#section-documentation for all the setup. Then, when you are writing to the serial port, send the two bytes: ```go n, err := port.Write([]byte{255, 243}) ```

No, the type `windowsPort` is unexported.

No. That would be the same as the code snippet you posted.