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Select a random port to debug on #553
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The failures look unrelated |
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About the failures... The ones for Go 1.5 is because The others are just linting errors, should be easy to fix |
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Oct 25, 2016
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Didn't notice the lint, fixed that. |
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Fix #552.
This is copied from node-debug/node-debug2. It doesn't check whether a port is already in use, but... there are lots of ports out there. Without this, debugging two Go processes with a 'composite' launch config won't work out of the box without specifying ports manually.