v0.1.2

• Notify once when a loaded go.mod buffer starts fetching dependency versions;
  set notify_on_load = false to disable this notification independently of logging.

v0.1.1

• Publish GitHub releases automatically after tag CI passes, using release
  notes from the changelog and the built-in GitHub token.
• Add real lazy.nvim installation and loading integration tests with LazyVim's
  normal plugin import and defaults.
• Document LazyVim installation, release selection, and automatic setup.

v0.1.0

First tagged release of go-mod.nvim.

Requires Neovim 0.12 or newer and Go 1.16 or newer. Plenary is no longer required.

• Check required Go modules and show dependency status as virtual text.
• Select dependency updates with a keyboard-accessible, resizable picker.
• Run updates against the originating module with saved-file and effective-Go-flags checks.
• Resolve selected versions together and verify the resulting requirements.
• Keep asynchronous checks tied to their buffers, with cancellation, concurrency limits, and timeouts.
• Correct quoted go.mod parsing and semantic version comparison.
• Initialize automatically, refresh loaded go.mod buffers, and provide health and logging diagnostics.
• Include offline regression tests, CI, installation help, contribution instructions, and the MIT license.

Existing users should remove the Plenary dependency from their go-mod.nvim plugin spec and ensure Neovim is at least 0.12.

Install with lazy.nvim:

{
  "syz51/go-mod.nvim",
  tag = "v0.1.0",
  ft = "gomod",
  opts = {},
}

Run :checkhealth go-mod after installation. Review go.mod/go.sum changes and run your Go project's tests after updating dependencies.