Update golang.org/x/tools to v0.31.0 and go to 1.24.1 #108
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When is this going to be merged? |
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@dmarkham @samiam2013 Is there a timeline for this PR to be merged? This library has been a ton of help for our org but it is currently capping our golang version and we're unable to move forward – any updates would be very appreciated 🙏 |
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I get so many notification emails from github, I usually miss these. Didn't know a tool change was blocking on enumer. I'll try to get to this soon, but things are abnormally busy around here. Sorry! |
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After updating our project version to 1.24 we had to bump enumer to v1.5.11 and it started failing for all our usages with
no value for constant <variable-name>.After bumping x/tools to v0.31.0 on enumer it works fine again (had to upgrade go too at the same time as it's required for the new version of x/tools.