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This is not trivially solved, and I've declared go as completely unusable and will try my best to never use it again. |
I think this is in part because the https://github.com/starlink-community/starlink-grpc-go go.mod file does not have any values. edit: I noticed the PR to fix this is simply pointing to a different commit for starlink-grpc-go. I am not sure that this is the permanent fix. The fix should be to make that set of code complete and ideally tag a release that can be referenced instead of pulling the last commit To get this to work locally,
don't forget to go mod tidy and i needed go get starlink-cli\go.mod
starlink-grpc-go\go.mod
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The project also fails to build with the current `go.mod`/`go.sum` version for this dependency (see the associated issue[0]). This can be side-stepped by pointing at the right commit of `starlink-community/starlink-grpc-go`, however it introduces a new challenge: Running a router w/ `2022.01.0.mr8624-prod` and a dish w/ `992cafb5-61c7-46a3-9ef7-5907c8cf90fd.uterm.release` the `starlink-community/starlink-grpc-go` generated protobuf types result in incomplete output with "unknown bytes". This PR fixes the build and the incomplete information by temporarily using a fork of `starlink-grpc-go` with updated generated protos. Once the upstream project has merged the updated protos the `replace` directive to use the fork can be removed. With this branch in place I was able to fetch complete information for the software versions on my dish/router. [0]: starlink-community#1
Ubuntu 20.04 |
as of today:
gets me enough info for a gauge probe, though trailing with:
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Compiling the tool using the command line
does work; however, cloning the repository and trying to run it manually via
fails with the error message:
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