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Chore: Migrate to Go v1.26.3#186

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@Skh-web6982 Skh-web6982 marked this pull request as draft May 28, 2026 10:46
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Q7DF1 commented Jun 4, 2026

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I think changing 2.6 to 2.6.3 is a good thing. It specifies the Go version, allowing the compiler to control the version during compilation instead of letting the system choose the latest one. This will reduce some issues in reproducible builds on F-droid.

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Pull request overview

Updates the module’s Go toolchain/language version metadata and refreshes transitive dependency locks to align with the Go 1.26.3 migration goal.

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  • Updates go.mod to target Go 1.26.3 and bumps several indirect dependencies.
  • Regenerates go.sum to reflect updated module versions/checksums.

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File Description
go.mod Updates the Go version directive and indirect dependency versions to match the migration intent.
go.sum Updates module checksums/versions consistent with the new dependency graph.

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