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Promtail timezone stage doesn't work well on Windows #1361
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For me, embedding the timezone data into the windows image makes sense. Even if it increases the binary size by 1MB (I think it's actually ~800KB or so), it's better than having the users to sped time troubleshooting the reason timezone stage does not work or/and getting the the zip on machines manually. |
There are discussions on that issue about using data that's already available on Windows. Perhaps we can wait until it gets fixed? It's not like there are no workarounds today:
This looks like a good solution until it's fixed properly. (But we should document it for Windows users) |
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This should be possible now that go 1.15 is merged. #2877 |
Yes this will do. |
Fixes grafana#2995 Fixes grafana#1361 Signed-off-by: Cyril Tovena <[email protected]>
Fixes #2995 Fixes #1361 Signed-off-by: Cyril Tovena <[email protected]>
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This looks to be the result of: golang/go#21881
There are a few options on that page, I'm inclined towards just embedding the timezone data into the binary itself for all our builds (we could then remove it from the promtail docker image), looks like it would add about another 1MB to the binary size (which is already 60MB? 80MB?)
This has the issue that it will likely never get updated unless someone specifically finds a bug and updates it manually... (We should have a makefile target which at least makes this easy to do)
IMO it's better than asking people to download a zip file and set environment variables (or install Go) is a worse alternative.
Thoughts anyone?
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