build: switch to using Go 1.18 for CI in go.mod #1850
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In this commit, we switch to using Go 1.18 everywhere. This is a deviation from our typical "last 2 versions" rule. Switching now gives us access to the new type params feature immediately, versus near the end of this year. With this change we'd also be able to start using the new std lib fuzzing features as well.
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This needs a change in the Makefile as well, since |
go get is no longer used to install or build things. Use go install instead. Also specify a version so the module's go.mod is not touched when installing the CI tools.
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So decided to hold off on this for a bit, influenced by comments from @chappjc. I updated that usage in the musig2 PR to be as compact at the call site as it would be w/ generics, but at the cost of some added function definitions. |
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In this commit, we switch to using Go 1.18 everywhere. This is a
deviation from our typical "last 2 versions" rule. Switching now gives
us access to the new type params feature immediately, versus near the
end of this year. With this change we'd also be able to start using the
new std lib fuzzing features as well.