running a sidecar with the go sdk

[tulip nebula]

Hi, I am wondering how to run a sidecar with the go sdk. Some time ago the rough idea of async tasks had been implemented in cue which would allow for basic sidecar usage. I poked a bit around in the go sdk but I didnt find anything similar.
Should I simply run the command in an iife goroutine? If so, how can I stop the container once I dont need the sidecar anymore?

[mossy knoll]

@tulip nebula v0.3.13 has a feature that should help; there aren't docs yet, but it's on by default, and I have a draft blog post that goes over it: https://dev.to/vito/dagger-at-your-service-5bih-temp-slug-2527394?preview=7d90ca6733292d9ba22ba99cacb1ef3d4d1bdf2c26fcc48414d521a7d3b0f135a294bec24d49d5b62420dc200d23f4eaf953603bdc29d2bb8c076fca

[tulip nebula]

@mossy knoll , thanks. I have seen some of these things like endpoints and so on in the SDK. I was missing the WithServiceBinding method and its purpose. Sounds definitly cool.

I am still confused what methods will actually cause a container to run. Is it all of them or just specific ones like ExitCode or Stdout? Basicially the ones that are not prefixed with With.

[cobalt kelp]

The ones where you need to pass a context and return an error 🙂

[tulip nebula]

aye, makes sense. Thanks @cobalt kelp

[cold iris]

“Dagger at your service” 😂