Closed francislavoie closed 6 months ago
Thanks guys.
VS Code was the culprit for at least a few of those, I'm not sure why it thought that was a good idea, but I didn't notice the Go version upgrades. I only meant to upgrade a few of the dependencies that had those stupid "security vulnerability" scanners popping up false positives.
This reverts commits:
Fixes #42 and https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/pull/6318#issuecomment-2121836814
We should never upgrade dependencies of Caddy plugins like this, unless we're specifically needing to update direct dependencies for a specific reason. All it does is break compatibility with older Go or Caddy versions without any benefit.
xcaddy
takes care of solving for the dependencies when adding the plugin modules based on the targetted Caddy version.