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Thanks for your work on this; I believe I discovered a slight typo. The README.md specifies that init accepts a --import-path argument option. However, the latest version of ofcourse only accepts a --importPath argument option:

ofcourse init \
  --docker-registry foo.com/me/concourse-my-resource \
  --import-path github.com/me/concourse-my-resource \
  --resource concourse-my-resource

Error: unknown flag: --import-path
Usage:
  ofcourse init [flags]

Flags:
  -R, --docker-registry string   Registry where resource docker image will be pushed
  -h, --help                     help for init
  -i, --importPath string        Go import path where code for resource will be located
  -r, --resource string          Name of Concourse resource

unknown flag: --import-path

As you know, unfortunately Concourse doesn't show any logging for the check step (unless the check itself fails, in that case it shows it).

While developing my resource, I wanted logging support for check. I added it by sending a message to an HTTP IM service (in my case GChat, but it could easily be extended to any IM that supports HTTP POST).

Right now this HTTP logging is in the resource itself, but I wanted to bring it out in a dedicated library and make ofcourse use it, in a way that is transparent to the current ofcourse logging.

Would you be interested in such a feature? The current way to configure it is

  source:
    log_url: ((my-secret-webhook))

if present, any ofcourse.log() calls would log also there, in addition to the resource stderr.

When building from source, I'm getting:

bash-3.2$ make dist
make: *** No rule to make target templates/README.md', needed by ofcourse/bindata.go'. Stop.

Hello,

this is not a bug or a feature request, but since I didn't find a way to contact you, I am using this "issue" to say thank you! Very useful tool. I see the care you put into it, and I appreciate also the documentation. 👍

Feel free to close this ticket as soon as you read it :-)

marco