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This pull request performs a routine update of the Go toolchain version used by the project. By bumping the toolchain to the latest patch release within the Go 1.24 series, the project benefits from recent bug fixes and security enhancements, contributing to improved stability and reliability.

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  • Go Toolchain Update: The Go toolchain version has been updated from go1.24.12 to go1.24.13 in the go.mod file. This ensures the project uses the latest patch release for Go 1.24.

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  • go.mod
    • Updated the Go toolchain version to go1.24.13.
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@jakedoublev jakedoublev changed the title chore(deps): bump toolchain to go 1.24.13 fix(core): bump toolchain to go 1.24.13 Feb 18, 2026
@jakedoublev jakedoublev marked this pull request as ready for review February 18, 2026 18:14
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This pull request updates the Go toolchain version from 1.24.12 to 1.24.13 in the go.mod file. This is a routine and beneficial maintenance update that brings in the latest bug fixes and improvements from the Go toolchain. The change is correct and I have no concerns.

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@jakedoublev jakedoublev merged commit 6804b93 into main Feb 18, 2026
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alkalescent pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 31, 2026
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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##
[0.30.0](v0.29.0...v0.30.0)
(2026-03-31)


### Features

* **core:** Add optional namespace flag for subject mappings and
condtion sets ([#779](#779))
([9e849c4](9e849c4))
* **core:** add scope support for client creds
([#752](#752))
([9ca9e43](9ca9e43))
* **core:** migrate registered resources
([#772](#772))
([2b49a7d](2b49a7d))
* **core:** optional namespace in actions commands and re-enable
actions/RR tests ([#775](#775))
([29a2eb1](29a2eb1))
* **core:** support namespaced registered resources
([#767](#767))
([4d786b5](4d786b5))


### Bug Fixes

* **ci:** Temporarily skip namespaced-actions impacted BATS cases
([#773](#773))
([633728a](633728a))
* **core:** bump toolchain to go 1.24.13
([#747](#747))
([6804b93](6804b93))
* **core:** disable RR E2E tests
([#768](#768))
([0821b8c](0821b8c))
* **core:** make namespacing registered resources optional
([#785](#785))
([8e6eb31](8e6eb31))
* **core:** refactor `ListAttributesValues` to use `Get`
([#769](#769))
([a82f7b7](a82f7b7))
* **core:** unsafe update result output values order
([#759](#759))
([baeba0f](baeba0f))

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