Yonder Blue

@rhcarvalho just a ping that the issue is there now, thanks

@horejsek 👍 that is a nice way without changing the sentry code. I think i'll change what I was using (https://github.com/yonderblue/sentry-go/commit/5dce33ae0499ae497e7f8a51750fee7ffe1f80fe#diff-4b667feae66c9d46b21b9ecc19e8958cf4472d162ce0a47ac3e8386af8bbd8cfR406) to that, except still using the module+func, since I...

Would be great to convert the existing support for the error pkgs to use this.

@rhcarvalho that is certainly the simpler way, but take a look at the link I put in the #298 description, hopefully they did it that way for good reason, which...

This was an issue that needed bazel 0.11. Have crunched through many errors latest stuck on is: tensorflow/core/platform/default/logging.cc:61:55: error: 'strrchr' was not declared in this scope const char* const partial_name...

I can certainly put up a Docker, so it is repeatable, I am at the last link and just hitting the -lpthread not found issue (with ndk toolchain it is...

I found where the flag is coming from in bit above ``` cat bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/libtensorflow_framework.so-2.params -whole-archive bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/core/libframework_internal_impl.pic.lo -no-whole-archive -whole-archive bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/core/libversion_lib.pic.a -no-whole-archive -whole-archive bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/core/liblib_internal_impl.pic.a -no-whole-archive -whole-archive bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/core/liblib_hash_crc32c_accelerate_internal.pic.a -no-whole-archive -whole-archive bazel-out/armeabi-opt/bin/tensorflow/core/liblib_proto_parsing.pic.a -no-whole-archive -whole-archive...

Turning off supports_param_files I get ``` SUBCOMMAND: # //tensorflow:libtensorflow_framework.so [action 'Linking tensorflow/libtensorflow_framework.so'] (cd /root/.cache/bazel/_bazel_root/b46121d0546718834d76554a8a3bea26/execroot/org_tensorflow && \ exec env - \ PWD=/proc/self/cwd \ PYTHON_BIN_PATH=/usr/bin/python \ PYTHON_LIB_PATH=/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages \ TF_NEED_CUDA=0 \ TF_NEED_OPENCL_SYCL=0 \...

I don't see that, would you mind pointing me to a spot in the code? Looks like PlanMigration() only has Up steps in the tests?

For the case of calling PlanMigration with Up and 0, I see: ``` // apply all the missing migrations plannedMigrations, _, err := PlanMigration(s.Db, "sqlite3", migrations, Up, 0) c.Assert(err, IsNil)...