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To reproduce:
before
after
There is still an unmanaged case:
go 1.22
with no toolchain inside thego.mod
But this case cannot be caught without calling the Go binary, and I think this is a bad idea.
Also technically, the
go
version inside thego.mod
is enough to analyze but the problem happens when Go handles thetoolchain
version before running golangci-lint.In this case, Go will install a newer version of Go (go1.23), and the problem will happen.
toolchain
defines the minimum Go compiler version used to build.go
defines the minimum Go language version used to write the code.The difference is really important: if your module is a lib, then the user of this lib will rely on
go
and not ontoolchain
. This is the same thing for the tool pattern, onlygo
will be used and not ontoolchain
.Related to #4909
Related to #4938