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Add GO 1.23 support #741

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@fatbasstard fatbasstard commented Sep 11, 2024

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Description of changes:

This PR adds Support for Go 1.23 (1.23.1 specifically).

Added to all images that already supported 1.22L.

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@fatbasstard fatbasstard force-pushed the fvb/go_123 branch 2 times, most recently from 675915f to 444f0cf Compare November 5, 2024 21:03
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Since the PR is open for a while already: Also bumped the GO 1.23 to the "latest" 1.23.2

See also: https://go.dev/doc/devel/release#go1.23.minor

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Small poke to @awszhen and @Dylan-AWS since they've processed similar changes in the past.

Is there any chance this GO support can be added?

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HI @leoherran-aws , any chance this can get some attention?

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@leoherran-aws Am running into the same problem need to build the lambda's with the latest go version for a security issue and do. not want to install the latest go all the time when running a pipeline

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We've released support for Go 1.23 in our latest images, we just haven't updated this repository with the changes yet. You can install it with this buildspec:

version: 0.2

phases:
  install:
    runtime-versions:
      golang: 1.23

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Hi @leoherran-aws ,

Thanks for the update and getting it out there!

Although I must say this process for an OpenSource repository is a bit confusing. PR's are ignored and changed are made that are not reflected in code. What's the idea behind this way of working? It also demotives contributing I must say

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schtibe commented Feb 11, 2025

We've released support for Go 1.23 in our latest images, we just haven't updated this repository with the changes yet. You can install it with this buildspec:

version: 0.2

phases:
  install:
    runtime-versions:
      golang: 1.23

Is there a way to know which versions are officially supported?

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