Correct use of zerolog in the goroutines

[PeterBocan]

Hello,

I am relatively new to the zerolog logger, so apologies if this is trivial question.

I have a following problem - the Zerolog seemingly locks up when printing out from a goroutine. I have a few goroutines using the same logger (no subloggers, or separate loggers). I have a specific goroutine which "watches" over the output of the binaries. It runs over the list of binaries and "forwards" the output from them to the standard output. However this approach only displays one line only.

go func() {
   for {
      select {
      case <- doneWatching:
         return 
      case <- ticker.C:
         for _, binary := range binaries {
             log.Info().Msg(binary.ReadStdout())
         }
      }
   }
} ()

This seemingly innocent code locks up after it prints output from the first binary (iteration). It only prints out from the rest of the buffers when I send a termination signal.