Fix: workaround for using tools with no ge directive in their go.mod #156
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According to https://go.dev/ref/mod#go-mod-file-go, prior to Go 1.21, the go directive was option. This seems to not be supported in bingo. This commit only changes the fallback value used when a go.mod file does not contain the version. This semantically means that any go version should be able to compile this. I encountered the issue while trying to use bingo to install github.com/betacraft/easytags Their go.mod is completely empty, which causes a panic on if semver.MustParse(targetModParsed.GoVersion()).GreaterThan(runnable.GoVersion()) { `get.go:723`
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According to https://go.dev/ref/mod#go-mod-file-go, prior to Go 1.21, the go directive was option.
This seems to not be supported in bingo. This commit only changes the fallback value used when a go.mod file does not contain the version. This semantically means that any go version should be able to compile this.
I encountered the issue while trying to use bingo to install github.com/betacraft/easytags Their go.mod is completely empty, which causes a panic on
if semver.MustParse(targetModParsed.GoVersion()).GreaterThan(runnable.GoVersion()) {
get.go:723Steps to recreate:
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