Automatic Review

• Completeness: Updating the Go version in multiple workflows is a good practice, but it's important to ensure that all relevant workflows or configurations are updated accordingly. Check if there are any other workflows that also specify the Go version (e.g., test workflows, build pipelines) and update those to maintain consistency.

• Documentation: The change in Go version from 1.23.3 to 1.23.4 could be accompanied by a commit message or comment in the YAML files that indicates why the version has been updated (e.g., bug fixes, security patches). This information can be valuable for future reference.

  Suggestion: Add a comment above the go-version lines to explain the reason for the version update.

  # Update Go version for security and bug fixes
  go-version: 1.23.4

• Error Handling: While updating the Go version can improve stability and security, it's crucial to ensure that any code that depends on specific Go features or behaviors introduced or deprecated in the new version is properly tested. Make sure to run all tests after this version bump to catch any issues that may arise due to breaking changes.

• Testing: The workflow files do not appear to include any steps for testing after the version update. It is vital to validate that the application behaves as expected with the new Go version.

  Suggestion: Add a testing step in both the go.yml and release.yml workflows to run the tests after the build.

  - name: Run Tests
    run: go test ./...