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Hi @rwynn I'm new to Monstache, its a great tool....
For building plugin..... but if I'm using the same go.mod file from the repo, to be precise same go version 1.19, why can't I directly mount the plugin.so built locally and supply it to the docker image via volume mounts? when I attempt to do this I'm unable to run the plugin with some _vprintf error but, if I build the plugin through the dockerfile, I'm able to run the plugin? Its like for each change in the plugin code, I have rebuild the entire docker image for monstache to be able to run the plugin, is there no other way to directly mount the plugin file to the docker image?
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Order of monstache golang plugin functions execute
Order of monstache golang functions execution
Jan 14, 2024
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Order of monstache golang functions execution
golang plugin can't be mounted without building plugin from source code
Jun 13, 2024
Hi @rwynn I'm new to Monstache, its a great tool....
For building plugin..... but if I'm using the same go.mod file from the repo, to be precise same go version 1.19, why can't I directly mount the plugin.so built locally and supply it to the docker image via volume mounts? when I attempt to do this I'm unable to run the plugin with some
_vprintf error
but, if I build the plugin through the dockerfile, I'm able to run the plugin? Its like for each change in the plugin code, I have rebuild the entire docker image for monstache to be able to run the plugin, is there no other way to directly mount the plugin file to the docker image?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: