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ci: Bump Go to 1.21.x #890

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Change itself is fine, but I wonder if we should just define 1.21 instead of going as far as defining the patch. It would have parity with the go.mod and is less churn having to update the version as much.

Also of note, our go.mod is only 1.19 -- not necessarily a problem, but differs from what we have setup in CI

@jalseth jalseth changed the title ci: Bump Go to 1.21.4 ci: Bump Go to 1.21.x Nov 29, 2023
Always use the latest patch without needing to commit each new patch
version to source.

Signed-off-by: James Alseth <james@jalseth.me>
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jalseth commented Nov 29, 2023

Using the latest patch is fine with me. I updated the commit.

As far as go.mod goes, if we bump it to 1.21 users with older Go versions won't be able to build anymore. I don't think we should bump this until we either use a feature only available in a newer version of Go.

@jalseth jalseth merged commit 7b6b955 into master Nov 29, 2023
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@jalseth jalseth deleted the go-1.21.4 branch November 29, 2023 04:58
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