build: bump go version to 1.23.12 #1128
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Summary of Changes
Hello @ellemouton, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've updated the project's Go version from 1.23.9 to 1.23.12 across the entire codebase. This change affects various build configurations, including Dockerfiles for different environments (production, development, builder, tools) and the Makefile, as well as the go.mod files for the main project and its internal modules. The primary goal is to ensure the project leverages the latest stable Go release, benefiting from recent performance improvements, bug fixes, and security enhancements.
Highlights
- Docker Build Environment Update: The Go version used for building and running the application within Docker containers has been updated from
1.23.9-alpine3.20to1.23.12-alpine3.22in both the mainDockerfileanddev.Dockerfile. - Makefile Go Version Alignment: The
Makefilenow references Go version1.23.12for consistency across the project's build processes and GitHub Actions. - Go Module Version Updates: All
go.modfiles across the main project and its sub-modules (autopilotserverrpc,litrpc,perms) have been updated to declare Go version1.23.12as the minimum required version. - Builder and Tooling Dockerfile Updates: Specialized Dockerfiles for building (
make/builder.Dockerfile) and tools (tools/Dockerfile) have been updated to use thegolang:1.23.12-bookwormbase image.
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Code Review
This pull request bumps the Go version from 1.23.9 to 1.23.12 across the project, including go.mod files, Makefiles, and Dockerfiles. The changes are consistent, but I've identified a potential issue in the Dockerfiles where the Go builder image is updated to use Alpine 3.22, while the final runtime image remains on Alpine 3.20. This version mismatch could lead to runtime errors. My review includes suggestions to align the Alpine versions to ensure compatibility.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly bumps the Go version to 1.23.12 across all relevant files, including the Makefile, various go.mod files, and Dockerfiles. The corresponding base Docker images are also updated, which is good practice. The changes are consistent and look good. I've added one comment regarding a related check script that could be improved for future maintainability.
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| FROM golang:1.23.9-bookworm@sha256:26ca07ec0684ebe2154ad45a3a03710edb90b9cfc3769bead74ebcf6644dc759 | |||
| FROM golang:1.23.12-bookworm@sha256:d22457a90736648a605cf54c33a7a310bb290e1ac78af2bcbc1d87821c52c4b7 | |||
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While this version update is correct, it's worth noting that this file is currently excluded from the Go version check in the scripts/check-go-version-dockerfile.sh script. Since this file is clearly intended to be updated with the project's Go version, this exclusion appears to be outdated. To improve future maintainability and ensure this file is correctly validated in subsequent version bumps, consider removing ./tools/Dockerfile from the exception_list in scripts/check-go-version-dockerfile.sh.
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