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Not sure how viable this is. IMO this could be very helpful to know which go version needs to be installed to run the binaries or compile the codebase.
Is that something other people would want? Leave a thumps up 👍
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On one hand, I agree, if there are specific Go requirements, it would be nice to have them in the chain registry so we don't find out during the build process.
On the other hand, I didn't really see a viable Go version restriction since about Go 1.13. The current restrictions in Makefiles are mostly because dev teams didn't get the chance to test their source code with a newer version. (When I removed the restriction, the source code built fine with the latest Go.)
I keep encouraging dev teams to only support the latest Go version with their source code at all times. (And remove manual version checks.) I understand it's not always feasible, but if not absolutely necessary, I'd rather not try to gatekeep by the Go version number.
So, sure, let's do this, if it's necessary. Or get rid of checks and only support the latest, if possible.
Not sure how viable this is. IMO this could be very helpful to know which go version needs to be installed to run the binaries or compile the codebase.
Is that something other people would want? Leave a thumps up 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: