fix build failure on Windows #64
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error was: .\common.go:75: cannot use syscall.Stdout (type syscall.Handle) as type int in argument to terminal.IsTerminal found solution here: golang/go#12978 (comment) tested both terminal and non terminal :) $ ./kt consume -pretty -topic WordsWithCountsTopic { "partition": 0, "offset": 0, "key": "", "value": "1" } $ ./kt consume -pretty -topic WordsWithCountsTopic > x $ cat x {"partition":0,"offset":0,"key":"","value":"1"}
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hey misha! :) what a weird case - thanks for looking into it and providing a solution! |
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Hey Felix :) Small fix for the tool, maybe some Windows users exist out there.
error was:
.\common.go:75: cannot use syscall.Stdout (type syscall.Handle) as type int in argument to terminal.IsTerminal
found solution here:
golang/go#12978 (comment)
tested both terminal and non terminal :)
$ ./kt consume -pretty -topic WordsWithCountsTopic
{
"partition": 0,
"offset": 0,
"key": "",
"value": "1"
}
$ ./kt consume -pretty -topic WordsWithCountsTopic > x
$ cat x
{"partition":0,"offset":0,"key":"","value":"1"}