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Upgrade Go to 1.24 #112
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WalkthroughThe changes update several Go build scripts, configuration files, and Dockerfiles. Build commands in multiple shell scripts now compile all source files in the Changes
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participant User
participant Script
participant GoCompiler
User->>Script: Run compile.sh / your_program.sh
Script->>Script: Expand "app/*.go" wildcard
Script->>GoCompiler: Execute "go build app/*.go"
GoCompiler-->>Script: Return compiled binary
Script-->>User: Provide build output
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participant Docker
participant Dockerfile
participant FileSystem
Docker->>Dockerfile: Read build instructions (syntax, env vars)
Dockerfile->>FileSystem: Copy files excluding .git and README.md
Dockerfile->>Docker: Monitor go.mod and go.sum for changes
Dockerfile->>Docker: Download Go module dependencies
Docker-->>User: Output built container image
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Warning There were issues while running some tools. Please review the errors and either fix the tool’s configuration or disable the tool if it’s a critical failure. 🔧 golangci-lint (1.62.2)Error: can't load config: the Go language version (go1.23) used to build golangci-lint is lower than the targeted Go version (1.24.0) ✨ Finishing Touches
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dockerfiles/go-1.24.Dockerfile (1)
10-10: COPY Command Flags: Verify '--exclude' CompatibilityThe
COPYcommand uses--excludeflags to omit.gitandREADME.mdfrom the copied context. Although the Dockerfile specifies thedocker/dockerfile:1.7-labssyntax (which may support experimental features), some build environments might not recognize the--excludeflag. Please verify that your Docker build system fully supports these flags or consider using a.dockerignorefile as an alternative.🧰 Tools
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[error] 10-10: invalid flag: --exclude
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dockerfiles/go-1.22.Dockerfile (2)
9-10: COPY Command Flags: Verify '--exclude' UsageSimilar to the Go 1.24 Dockerfile, this file uses
--excludeflags in itsCOPYcommand. Please ensure that your build environment supports these flags or, if not, switch to using a.dockerignorefile to handle the exclusions.🧰 Tools
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[error] 10-10: invalid flag: --exclude
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12-13: Typographical Correction in CommentA minor typo is present in the comment on line 12 ("no loger" should be "no longer"). Correcting this will improve clarity.
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compiled_starters/go/.codecrafters/compile.sh (1)
11-11: Build Command Update:
The build command now compiles all Go source files in theappdirectory using the wildcard (app/*.go) instead of a single file. This change correctly aligns with the new project entry point and the Go 1.24 upgrade. Please ensure that theappdirectory indeed contains all the necessary.gofiles for a complete build.starter_templates/go/code/.codecrafters/compile.sh (1)
11-11: Build Command Update:
The updated build command (go build -o /tmp/codecrafters-build-grep-go app/*.go) now correctly compiles all relevant source files from theappdirectory. This change is consistent with the updated project structure and documentation.solutions/go/01-cq2/code/.codecrafters/compile.sh (1)
11-11: Build Command Update:
The change advances the previous single-file compilation to building all Go files in theappdirectory. This update supports the new entry point and aligns with the requirement for Go 1.24.solutions/go/01-cq2/code/your_program.sh (1)
17-18: Compile Command Consistency:
The compilation step within the subshell now uses the updated commandgo build -o /tmp/codecrafters-build-grep-go app/*.gowhich ensures that all Go files in the
appdirectory are included during the build process. The precedingcd "$(dirname "$0")"ensures the script runs in the correct directory. This implementation is consistent with the updated project guidelines.compiled_starters/go/README.md (2)
20-22: Updated Entry Point Documentation:
The documentation now correctly indicates that the entry point for thegrepimplementation is inapp/main.go. This update reflects the recent change in the project structure and provides clear guidance to users.
34-37: Go Version Requirement Update:
The README has been updated to requirego (1.24)installed locally. This change is aligned with the overall upgrade objective. Please make sure that any local development instructions or tooling configurations also refer to Go 1.24 for consistency.compiled_starters/go/your_program.sh (1)
17-17: Updated Build Command: Using Wildcard for CompilationThe build command now compiles all Go source files in the
appdirectory, which aligns with the new multi-file structure and updated entry point. Please verify that only the intended files are compiled in the build process.starter_templates/go/config.yml (1)
2-3: Configuration Update: Go Version & Entry PointThe changes updating
required_executableto Go (1.24) anduser_editable_filetoapp/main.gocorrectly reflect the new requirements. Ensure that all corresponding documentation and scripts consistently reference these updates.
| # syntax=docker/dockerfile:1.7-labs | ||
| FROM golang:1.22-alpine |
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Base Image Version Mismatch
This Dockerfile still uses the base image golang:1.22-alpine. Given the PR objective to upgrade to Go 1.24, consider updating the base image to golang:1.24-alpine if this file remains in use. Alternatively, if the new Dockerfile fully replaces this one, you might consider deprecating or removing it.
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