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build: ensure compatibility for all supported Go versions #295

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@milas milas commented Jul 29, 2022

Use matrix testing to test on currently supported Go versions,
including 1.19 pre-release.

The go.mod compatibility level is also set to 1.17. Once 1.19
is released, we should bump to 1.18, as Go always supports the
current version and one older, so we should stick with this as
well.

@milas milas added the dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file label Jul 29, 2022
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Use matrix testing to test on currently supported Go versions,
including 1.19 pre-release.

The `go.mod` compatibility level is also set to 1.17. Once 1.19
is released, we should bump to 1.18, as Go always supports the
current version and one older, so we should stick with this as
well.

Signed-off-by: Milas Bowman <[email protected]>
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milas commented Jul 29, 2022

Comment from @AkihiroSuda on #290 made me think we should have coverage here to avoid breaking things by accident.

The test suite is currently pretty fast, but we can always cut the matrix down if running 3x3 (Go x OS) gets to be too much.

@milas milas merged commit 0ab97a2 into compose-spec:master Jul 29, 2022
@milas milas deleted the golang-versions branch July 29, 2022 15:05
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