Here is an example of an error I’m getting when I try to run a go service I’m writing. …/…/signals/signals.go:48:20: not enough arguments in call to logging.LogError have (string, string) want (int, int, string, http.ResponseWriter) The problem is, instead of telling me the file and line number …

I did a grep to get a list of places where I’m calling LogError goservertemplate.go: logging.LogError(0,0,msg, nil) goservertemplate.go: logging.LogError( 0, 500, “No Database Connection Exists”, w ) goservertemplate.go: logging.LogError( 0, 500, “Problem running query.”, w ) goservertemplat…

Sorry, being blind atm. I was thinking I was in the signals.go file with my function but wasn’t. It was another file in the same directory and it was in fact telling me where the problem was if I listened. All good.

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