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Debian has updated their package for github.com/adam-hanna/arrayOperations to v1.0.1, which means that termshark no longer builds. I understand that termshark is currently unmaintained, but I wanted to submit this PR (that's being used in the Debian package currently) in case it's of value or interest to anyone trying to use termshark.
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Debian has updated their package for github.com/adam-hanna/arrayOperations to v1.0.1, which means that termshark no longer builds. I understand that termshark is currently unmaintained, but I wanted to submit this PR (that's being used in the Debian package currently) in case it's of value or interest to anyone trying to use termshark. Note that this also requires go 1.18 or newer.