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@ldez ldez commented Mar 25, 2025

The minimum Go version is a hard requirement for library consumers.

It's important not to update to the latest Go version to avoid forcing lib consumers to also update to this Go version.

The Go version inside toolchain defines the Go version used to compile and doesn't affect lib consumers.

The minimum Go version can be either a "family name" (e.g. 1.23) or a "release name" (e.g. 1.23.0). It's important not to update the patch element to avoid forcing lib consumers to also update to this patched version.

The minimum Go version should only be used to define the minimum language version used to write.

@kunwardeep kunwardeep merged commit ac8d303 into kunwardeep:main Mar 26, 2025
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@ldez ldez deleted the fix/min-go branch March 26, 2025 01:06
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