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extra helpers for darvaza projects
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build-sys: remove `column -o`, deprecate `-tags tools` and introduce `GOUP_PACKAGES` #100

Closed amery closed 1 week ago

amery commented 1 week ago

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the dependency version of darvaza.org/core from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9 across multiple modules, including config, fs, net, tls, and web. It introduces a new script get_version.sh for dynamic version retrieval, modifies the Makefile to use this script for tool versioning, and removes the internal/build/tools.go file, which previously defined a package for build tooling.

Changes

Files Change Summary
config/go.mod Updated darvaza.org/core dependency version from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9.
fs/go.mod Updated darvaza.org/core dependency version from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9.
net/go.mod Updated darvaza.org/core dependency version from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9.
tls/go.mod Updated darvaza.org/core dependency version from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9.
web/go.mod Updated darvaza.org/core dependency version from v0.14.8 to v0.14.9.
internal/build/get_version.sh Added new script to retrieve and compare Go versions dynamically.
Makefile Updated versioning mechanism for GOLANGCI_LINT and REVIVE tools to use dynamic retrieval.
internal/build/tools.go Removed the file, eliminating the associated build package and its functionalities.
.github/workflows/build.yml Updated Go version matrix to include Go 1.20 alongside existing versions 1.21 and 1.22.

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🐰 In the meadow where bunnies play,
Dependencies change, brightening the day!
From v0.14.8 to v0.14.9,
A hop, a skip, all is fine!
With scripts refined and tools set free,
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amery commented 1 week ago

too broad