This problem persists when acquiring your dependencies。

[helloycboy]

github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go/internal/handshake

../../../pkg/mod/github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go@v0.14.1/internal/handshake/crypto_setup.go:433:40: not enough arguments in call to h.conn.GetSessionTicket
have ()
want ([]byte)

[PhantomMatthew]

Yes, I met the same problem that I go get go-micro.

[asim]

Please use go modules and do go get without the use of -u

[ricardojonathanromero]

I tried to use go get ./... and i have the same problem (I have implemented go modules) but I could solved it. I modified a privacy project but I could not update the project, so, I removed the dependency from the go.mod file and then executed go get again and it worked.

[athirah-yahya]

Having the same problem also here

[asim]

export GO111MODULE=on

go get github.co/micro/go-micro

[asim]

If you have run go get -u or changed go mod you will have problems

[brunowego]

Same here. Using goenv and go version is 1.13.5. Fresh install in Catalina.

GO111MODULE=on go get github.com/micro/micro

/usr/local/go/1.13.5/pkg/mod/github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go@v0.14.1/internal/handshake/crypto_setup.go:433:40: not enough arguments in call to h.conn.GetSessionTicket
	have ()
	want ([]byte)

[ankitjena]

export GO111MODULE=on

go get github.co/micro/go-micro

This is not solving the issue. Still getting it

 github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go/internal/handshake
../../../../../pkg/mod/github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go@v0.14.1/internal/handshake/crypto_setup.go:433:40: not enough arguments in call to h.conn.GetSessionTicket
        have ()
        want ([]byte)

[jakexks]

From a completely fresh state (e.g. docker run --rm -it golang:1.13) I can't reproduce the issue, both the latest release and master are go gettable:

$ docker run --rm -it golang:1.13
root@ffc72439b087:/go# export GO111MODULE=on
root@ffc72439b087:/go# go get github.com/micro/go-micro # gets 1.18.0
root@ffc72439b087:/go# go get github.com/micro/go-micro@master # gets master

It's likely at some point in your project you've either done go get -u or pulled in another package with a clashing dependency, which is inside your go.mod/sum now, leading to your error.

[ankitjena]

It's likely at some point in your project you've either done go get -u or pulled in another package with a clashing dependency, which is inside your go.mod/sum now, leading to your error.

@jakexks yes. But how do I resolve the issue now?

[jakexks]

If it was just a mistake and not a clashing dependency you can delete go.sum, edit go.mod like this previous comment and try again. I can't troubleshoot your code for you!