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fix: use Go 1.25 for dashboard builder step#8099

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fix: use Go 1.25 for dashboard builder step#8099
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Summary

  • The build-dashboard-image step used golang-cross:1.24-bookworm while everything else uses 1.25-bullseye
  • Updated to match the golang_cross matrix value

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  • build-dashboard-image step works when triggered

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The build-dashboard-image step had golang-cross:1.24-bookworm
hardcoded while the goreleaser step uses 1.25-bullseye. This
version mismatch could cause build failures.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR updates the Go version for the dashboard builder step in the release workflow to align with the rest of the build process.

Files Changed Analysis

  • .github/workflows/release.yml: Modified to update the Docker image used for building the dashboard.

Architecture & Impact Assessment

  • What this PR accomplishes: It standardizes the Go version used in the build-dashboard-image CI step, changing it from 1.24-bookworm to 1.25-bullseye. This ensures consistency with other build steps in the release pipeline.
  • Key technical changes introduced: The Docker image tag for tykio/golang-cross is updated in the release.yml workflow file.
  • Affected system components: This change affects the CI/CD release pipeline. It has no direct impact on the application's runtime code but ensures the build environment is consistent for all components.

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  • The change is isolated to the GitHub Actions release workflow. By aligning the Go versions, this PR mitigates potential risks of build failures or subtle inconsistencies that can arise from using different toolchain versions for different parts of the same application.
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  • Review Effort: 1 / 5
  • Primary Label: chore

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@buger buger merged commit 63911fd into release-5.12 Apr 20, 2026
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