webassets, client: embed assets in compiled binary #242
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Hmm yeah I see this is in 1.15. So that'll need to be bumped up too--or not if you're not interested. |
Go 1.16 introduced the embed library, which allows for embedding files into the compiled binary. This simplifies deployment as only the executable is required on the host, without any separate web assets folders. This patch applies this change to the client and webassets directories.
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Go 1.16 introduced the embed library, which allows for embedding files into the compiled binary. This simplifies deployment as only the executable is required on the host, without any separate web assets folders.
This patch applies this change to the client and webassets directories.