Add go 1.24 #182

nao1215 · 2025-02-13T01:10:14Z

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- Expanded automated testing coverage to include an additional Go runtime version, enhancing compatibility verification and overall reliability.

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This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow configuration by expanding the Go testing matrix. Go version "1.24" is now included in the list of versions against which the unit tests are run, alongside the previous versions from "1" to "1.23". The overall job configuration, triggers, and workflow structure remain unchanged, and no modifications have been made to any exported or public entities.

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File(s)	Change Summary
`.github/.../unit_test.yml`	Added Go version "1.24" to the testing matrix in the GitHub Actions workflow.

Possibly related PRs

Add go 1.23 in unit test coverage #170: Previously added Go version "1.23" to the testing matrix, establishing a similar update pattern.

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.github/workflows/unit_test.yml (1)

21-26: Reorder Go versions for better readability.

The Go versions in the matrix are not in sequential order. Consider reordering them from newest to oldest for better maintainability.

        go:
-         - "1"
-         - "1.24"
-         - "1.23"
-         - "1.22"
-         - "1.21"
-         - "1.20"
+         - "1.24"
+         - "1.23"
+         - "1.22"
+         - "1.21"
+         - "1.20"
+         - "1"

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.github/workflows/unit_test.yml (1)

22-22:
✅ Verification successful

Verify Go 1.24 release status.

Let's verify if Go 1.24 is officially released and stable.

🌐 Web query:
Is Go 1.24 released? What is the latest stable version of Go?
💡 Result:

Go 1.24 was officially released on February 12, 2025, as confirmed by multiple sources including the official Go blog[1][3][7]. This release introduces significant improvements while maintaining backward compatibility with previous versions.

Key Features in Go 1.24

Generic Type Aliases: Full support for parameterized type aliases (type MyAlias[T int | string] = T), enhancing code reusability[1][3][7].

Performance Optimizations:

A new map implementation using Swiss Tables reduces CPU overhead by ~3%[1][7].

Improved memory allocation for small objects[1].

Toolchain Enhancements:

go get -tool adds tool dependencies to go.mod[1][3].

New go vet checks for test/benchmark declarations[1].

FIPS 140-3 Compliance: Built-in cryptographic module (v1.0.0) for approved algorithms without code changes[1][3][7].

WebAssembly Support: go:wasmexport directive and WASI reactor/library builds[1][7].

System Requirements

Requires Linux kernel ≥3.2[3][7].

Final release supporting macOS Big Sur (11); Go 1.25 will require macOS Monterey (12)[7].

The latest stable version as of February 13, 2025 is Go 1.24, available for download via the official portal[1]. For older versions like Go 1.23.x or Go 1.22.x, security updates are provided until two subsequent major releases arrive[5].

Citations:

1: https://go.dev/blog/go1.24

2: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.21

3: https://dev.to/leapcell/go-124-released-massive-optimizations-key-upgrades-1mbn

4: https://is.go.released.info

5: https://endoflife.date/go

6: https://forum.golangbridge.org/t/when-i-can-expect-to-have-go1-24/37781

7: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.24

8: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.23

9: https://antonz.org/go-1-24/

10: https://go.dev/doc/devel/release
Confirmed: Go 1.24 is officially released as of February 12, 2025.

The snippet in .github/workflows/unit_test.yml referencing "1.24" correctly reflects the latest stable Go version. No further changes are needed.

coderabbitai · 2025-02-13T01:13:28Z

.github/workflows/unit_test.yml

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ jobs:
          - "macos-latest"
        go:
          - "1"


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Verify if version "1" is valid.

Let's verify if using just "1" as a version number is valid in the actions/setup-go action.

🌐 Web query:

Is specifying just "1" a valid version for actions/setup-go@v5?

💡 Result:

Specifying go-version: '... in GitHub Actions' actions/setup-go@v5 is technically valid but not recommended due to potential ambiguity in resolving Go versions[5][9]. Here’s why:

Key Details

Syntax Support

The setup-go action accepts:

Exact versions (..., ...)

Semantic ranges (>=..., ^...)

.x notation (...x)[9]

For example:

with: go-version: ... # Valid but ambiguous go-version: ...x # Better practice

Behavior with ...

When you specify ...:

GitHub Actions interprets this as >= ... < ... via SemVer rules[5]

May resolve to unexpected minor/patch releases depending on cached versions

No guarantee of getting latest ...x automatically[8]

Best Practices

For Stability

with: go-version: ... # Locked minor/patch

For Latest Features

with: go-version: ...x # Latest patch in minor release check-latest: true # Force fresh check[3][5]

Avoid Ambiguity

Instead of ..., use:

with: go-version-file: go.mod # Use project's declared Go version[4]

Performance Impact

Configuration Speed Version Freshness

goVerison: ... Fastest Potentially stale

check-latest: true Slower Most up-to-date[3][5]

While goVersion: ... works syntactically[9], explicit version constraints (...x) provide clearer intent and more predictable behavior across CI runs[3][8].

Citations:

1: https://blog.kowalczyk.info/article/8dd9c2c0413047c589a321b1ccba7129/using-github-actions-with-go.html

2: https://namespace.so/blog/5-tips-for-faster-github-actions

3: https://cicube.io/workflow-hub/actions-setup-go/

4: https://dolthub.com/blog/2024-04-19-golang-pgo-builds-using-github-actions/

5: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-go-environment

6: https://spacelift.io/blog/github-actions-tutorial

7: https://olegk.dev/github-actions-and-go

8: How to run tests with latest golang version actions/setup-go#455

9: https://github.com/actions/setup-go

10: https://gitnet.fr/actions/setup-go/src/commit/07948221bef819e39255ccb730b9ead9f22c5c03

Action Required: Refine Go Version Specification

The current usage of - "1" in the workflow is technically valid for actions/setup-go@v5 but is ambiguous in its intent. This ambiguity can lead to unexpected minor or patch updates when the action resolves the Go version. It is recommended to use a more explicit version format, such as 1.x or a specific version number (e.g., 1.18), to ensure consistent behavior during CI runs.

Consider updating the version specification to avoid potential ambiguity.

For example, use:
with: go-version: "1.x"
if you intend to track the latest patch within the major version, or specify an exact version if stability is required.

github-actions · 2025-02-13T02:04:06Z

Code Metrics Report

	main (a938d8f)	#182 (db01b7f)	+/-
Coverage	86.2%	86.2%	+0.0%
Test Execution Time	15s	18s	+3s

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  |                     | main (a938d8f) | #182 (db01b7f) |  +/-  |
  |---------------------|----------------|----------------|-------|
+ | Coverage            |          86.2% |          86.2% | +0.0% |
  |   Files             |             14 |             14 |     0 |
  |   Lines             |            602 |            603 |    +1 |
+ |   Covered           |            519 |            520 |    +1 |
- | Test Execution Time |            15s |            18s |   +3s |

Code coverage of files in pull request scope (83.3% → 85.7%)

Files	Coverage	+/-
internal/cmdinfo/cmdinfo.go	85.7%	+2.3%

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