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Upgrade module to Golang 1.14, and tidy modules #557

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honza commented Jun 16, 2020

/test-integration

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This change looks fine, but a little more detail in the commit message about why the change is needed would be good.

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honza commented Jun 16, 2020

This change looks fine, but a little more detail in the commit message about why the change is needed would be good.

OK, I can certainly add some. I was hesitant because it was driven by a downstream requirement.

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This change looks fine, but a little more detail in the commit message about why the change is needed would be good.

OK, I can certainly add some. I was hesitant because it was driven by a downstream requirement.

That's OK, just explaining the benefit in general terms would cover it.

Golang 1.14 introduces new defaults around modules, namely the -mod
flag.  If a vendor directory is present, it will be used; if it's not,
the new go module system will be used.  This will allow us to build this
module in a variety of environments without changing our build scripts.
Golang 1.14 introduces some small changes to the semantics of the go.mod
file so we are updating it to reflect that (this is done with `go mod
tidy`, not by hand.).
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honza commented Jun 16, 2020

That's OK, just explaining the benefit in general terms would cover it.

Done 💥

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/test-integration
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