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Require golang 1.22
Also, go 1.22 is no longer supported since go 1.24 is out (i.e. since February 2025).
Thanks @kolyshkin - silly me forgetting this.
For golang-1.24 we have a bit of a chicken and egg problem - it still hasn't landed to major current distros. E.g we have still go-1.23.6 in CentOS/RHEL.
Go mod tidy was already done, maybe it makes sense to bump it even more to golang 1.23 now.
Go mod tidy was already done, maybe it makes sense to bump it even more to golang 1.23 now.
Yes please
@kolyshkin Maybe we should make this part of your https://github.com/containers/conmon/pull/569 ?
Currently supported Go versions are 1.23 and 1.24. This will change soon (this month) when Go 1.25 is released.
But for now, I guess, we need to support both Go 1.23 and 1.24.
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@kolyshkin Thanks, I updated the printf statements, I think it's fair to update to 1.25 soon but merge this one first.
@kolyshkin Thanks, I updated the printf statements, I think it's fair to update to 1.25 soon but merge this one first.
That's not what I meant. Let me try again.
The go <version> directive in go.mod specifies the minimally required go version. This means that anything older is not supported.
So we should not use 1.24 in there (as we still want 1.23 to be supported), and we should not switch it to 1.25 as soon as it's out (we still want 1.24 to be supported).
In general, we should be conservative here, meaning at the very least support all officially supported Go versions (those are 1.23 and 1.24 now). Meaning, today I would put go 1.23 to go.mod, not go 1.24.