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>Just watch as most libraries now update... Haven't seen anything like this. Most packages actually have 1.13 in their go.mod Rarely do I see at least 1.19
by konart 1y ago
>Just watch as most libraries now update...
Haven't seen anything like this. Most packages actually have 1.13 in their go.mod
Rarely do I see at least 1.19
- dotwaffle 1y agoNow that I think about it more, when I've seen it happen before, it tends to be on projects that use dependabot / renovate. If any of those updates depend (directly or transitively) on a later version of Go, the go.mod would be bumped accordingly for them. I have a vague feeling it was related to testcontainers or docker, and at the time that job's Go install was always at least 6 months behind. At least with recent Go, it'll switch to a later version that it downloads via the module proxy, that would have helped a lot back then :S