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<bl4ckb0ne>
is there a mail on the mailing list or an issue somewhere regarding the http cloning issue?
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<daniels>
I’ll be looking at it more tomorrow - I believe Ben is still in the Alps, and I spent today walking 30km through a forest
<daniels>
which seems a suitable analogy for debugging the root cause of what is killing 1/3rd of our repo accesses :\
<daniels>
if anyone has any good tips on debugging Go programs (specifically, why async gRPC handlers seem unresponsive?) for people who’ve never touched Go beyond rolling their eyes at if _, err := nil, please do share them
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<emersion>
you can send SIGQUIT to print the stack trace of a Go program
<emersion>
(and kill the program)
<emersion>
there are other options like pprof but they need to be supported by the application