fix: run tidy-ci instead of tidied#19
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Updates the reusable CI workflow’s “Go mod tidy” job so tidied (and module-specific tidy logic) can be applied across multiple Go modules within a repository, rather than only the root module.
Changes:
- Runs
tidied -verbosefor the root module. - Iterates over tracked
go.modfiles and runsmake tidy-ciin each module directory.
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As noted in oapi-codegen/oapi-codegen#2372, otherwise this leads to cases where we're not correctly `go mod tidy`ing across the project. As all our projects have a `tidy-ci`, we can use that task.
tidied across all go.modstidy-ci instead of tidied
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As noted in oapi-codegen/oapi-codegen#2372,
otherwise this leads to cases where we're not correctly
go mod tidyingacross the project.
As all our projects have a
tidy-ci, we can use that task.