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by ben_jones
3641 days ago
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Yeah I don't have the code or docs in front of me but I think it was calling db.Query().Scan(&thing) and forgetting to close the row returned by .Query(). I was also using some edgier parts of the sql package without fully understanding a lot it, so I exposed myself quite a bit. Go is a small language but it's a language with roots in C that many people (myself included) don't understand that well. It's deceptively easy, kind of like picking up Elixir because Ruby without understanding Erlang. Lots of paper cuts. |
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