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fix: dependency upgrades, fixes #569 #601

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This pulls in upgraded dependencies, particularly Gin which changed on of its own dependencies in a way that requires this upgrade or things break on install.

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    • Upgraded to Go version 1.22 for improved performance and features.
    • Added new indirect dependencies to enhance functionality.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated multiple dependencies to their latest versions, ensuring better stability and security.

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The go.mod file has been updated to upgrade the Go version from 1.21 to 1.22, including the addition of a specific toolchain version (1.22.0). Multiple dependencies have been updated to their latest versions, including libraries such as github.com/gin-gonic/gin, github.com/labstack/echo, and others. New indirect dependencies have also been introduced, reflecting a comprehensive update of the project's dependencies.

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go.mod Updated Go version from 1.21 to 1.22 and added toolchain version 1.22.0. Updated multiple dependencies to their latest versions and added new indirect dependencies.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 92.82%. Comparing base (f36c343) to head (310a143).
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10-20: Approve updates to major dependencies.

The updates to major dependencies such as gin, chi, echo, and cobra are in line with the PR objective of upgrading dependencies. These updates likely bring improvements and bug fixes.

To ensure these updates don't introduce unexpected behavior, please run the following commands to check for any breaking changes in the API usage:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for potential breaking changes in major dependencies
rg --type go -e 'gin\.' -e 'chi\.' -e 'echo\.' -e 'cobra\.'

Additionally, ensure comprehensive testing is performed, especially for components using these updated libraries.


Line range hint 1-70: Summary: Comprehensive dependency upgrade aligns with PR objective.

The changes in this go.mod file represent a thorough upgrade of dependencies, including the Go version, toolchain specification, and updates to both direct and indirect dependencies. This comprehensive update aligns perfectly with the PR objective of "dependency upgrades, fixes #569".

To ensure the upgrades haven't introduced any conflicts or issues, please run the following commands:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify module consistency and build
go mod verify
go mod tidy
go build ./...

These commands will help catch any potential issues introduced by the dependency updates.


25-67: Approve updates to indirect dependencies.

The updates to indirect dependencies and the addition of new ones (e.g., bytedance/sonic/loader, cloudwego/base64x, cloudwego/iasm) are likely results of updating direct dependencies. These changes help keep the project up-to-date and potentially more secure.

To ensure these updates don't introduce any security vulnerabilities, please run a security scan:

Review the output for any known vulnerabilities in the updated or new dependencies.

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@danielgtaylor danielgtaylor merged commit 5c1457a into main Oct 9, 2024
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