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fix invalid dependencies #605
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Why does this PR specify
go 1.11
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Could you explain what issue this raises for you?
This statement is not a hard requirement. It's merely an indication used by the
go
toolchain and you should not need to worry about it.Tl;dr: This tells the Go compiler that if the build fails and you are using a < 1.11 version it will tell you it might be due to a too old Go version... however given that versions < 1.11 are not module aware they will not even bother / know how to interpret this.
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For reference see the Go 1.12 release notes.
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My understanding is that this specifier causes the files in the module to be built with an older version of Go?
As mentioned here: https://golang.org/doc/go1.12#modules
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It's actually a bit different.
refers to the version for which the code was written (as it might be using a new function introduced in that version... but not necessarily), not the one with which the files should be built. As the sentence following the one you quote indicates:
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I still feel that the writing is a bit ambiguous here, but I think I see what you're saying. I don't object if it's true that it's only a guideline. I just don't want tools like this to force-build on an old version, if that won't happen, I retract my objection :-)
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You will always have full control over your build process. There is no version enforcement going, I can guarantee you that. 🙂
I'll forward the point about the feeling of ambiguity around the phrasing. I can imagine myself in your place and understand it can introduce confusion for people not familiar with the relatively new syntax of
go.mod
files.