>Doesn't appear to be related to Uber. If you look at Uber zap GitHub, it's a logging service.
>github.com
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>This lmao.
>You're fucking hilarious op.
Brown ID
>Never gonna make it
Huh
Josiah Hall
Jace Robinson
"Uber's open source software for Go development"
Zap - "Blazing fast, structured, leveled logging in Go."
Huh, I guess Uber logging things could have no connection to chainlink at all?
Also, no one is talking about the URL: github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/vendor/go.uber.org/zap/zapcore.
There is NO "vendor" folder in the public view of the chainlink github.
Nathaniel Turner
Sergey stop sliding my thread. I will only stop if you tell me I'm fucking with your SEC compliance.
Asher Scott
>"Uber's open source software for Go development"
>Zap - "Blazing fast, structured, leveled logging in Go."
>Huh, I guess Uber logging things could have no connection to chainlink at all?
So what, I can use all sorts of open source software that's developed by major companies, that doesn't mean they have any financial interest in me.
>Also, no one is talking about the URL: github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/vendor/go.uber.org/zap/zapcore.
>There is NO "vendor" folder in the public view of the chainlink github.
Now this is interesting if true
Aaron Long
Thank you for acknowledging that this is at least slightly weird... I really feel like I'm going crazy after the past year.
And to your first point, isn't that the whole point of ChainLink? They take the protocols of their "vendors" and integrate them into blockchain through adapters? Why would they be using core Uber code to do this if they didn't have Uber in the bag?
Landon Young
You all need to research more. The team has confirmed they are just using an opensource logging framework that just happened to bw developed by uber.
This is not related to working with uber. Go ask them in slack or pm them. They will confirm this is only used purely for logging purposes.
Its just open source software.
Julian Howard
that's a reasonable explanation, but i believe in an omnipotent omniscient omnipresent god who is in control of everything all the time and there is no such thing as coincidence in my frame of reference.
Josiah Bennett
I don't know enough to answer this, I'm betting right, but it being under a vendor subfolder that isn't public makes me curious.
Logan Watson
Where'd you find this?
Charles Cruz
Ok I'm settling down a bit.
They do have a folder for Zap: github.com
I still don't get the vendor folder though. It could be full of juicy, custom adapters for their "clients" to use on mainnet launch. Something about Uber not wanting to open a general public API?