chore(go): weekly Go toolchain upgrade - #469
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This is the automated weekly Go toolchain bump (go1.26.6 → go1.27.0) in both go.mod files; the change itself is minimal and consistent, but it currently reddens CI.
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Lintjob fails on this head —golangci-lintv2.9.0 (pinned in.tool-versions, built with go1.26) refuses to run against the now-targeted go1.27.0:can't load config: the Go language version (go1.26) used to build golangci-lint is lower than the targeted Go version (1.27.0). The toolchain bump needs a matchinggolangci-lintbump in.tool-versions(to a release built with Go ≥1.27) in the same PR before this can merge. - thought: This breakage recurs whenever Go's toolchain outpaces the pinned linter — consider having
weekly-go-upgrade.ymlalso bumpgolangci-lintto latest in the generated PR so the linter and toolchain stay in lockstep.
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Re-review of the re-pushed weekly toolchain bump (go1.26.6 → go1.27.0); the change is still minimal and consistent, but the blocking lint breakage I flagged before is unresolved on this new commit.
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.tool-versionsstill pinsgolangci-lint 2.9.0(built with go1.26), so theLintjob stays red on this head while every other job is green — I confirmed via the check-runs API that Lint failed withgolangci-lint exit code 3(config load). Bumpgolangci-lintto a release built with Go ≥1.27 in this same PR so the linter can target go1.27.0. - thought(non-blocking): as noted last time, having
weekly-go-upgrade.ymlalso bumpgolangci-lintto latest in the generated PR would keep linter and toolchain in lockstep and stop this recurring weekly.
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golangci-lint 2.9.0 was built with Go 1.26 and refuses to lint a module targeting Go 1.27, which the weekly toolchain bump now does. Also fixes the new staticcheck QF1012 findings it surfaces.
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Automated weekly Go toolchain upgrade.
toolchaindirective to the latest released Go version.go mod tidyto keep module files consistent.