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[Automation] Update go matrix #213

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@chizhg chizhg commented Aug 19, 2023

  • go matrix updates

Update the go matrix in the CI workflows to include the new supported runtimes.

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I believe Go 1.11 is deprecated for GCF, we list officially supported versions at https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/concepts/go-runtime

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chizhg commented Aug 21, 2023

gcloud functions runtimes list --format="value(NAME)" --project=gae-runtimes-private --region=us-west1 | grep ^go | tr '\n' ' ' | xargs still returns go111, and this PR is generated based on this command. If it's deprecated, can it be removed from the gcloud command?

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Hmm, interestingly, in my GCP project that list operation does not return go111 in the set of runtimes.

Looking the runtimes config, go111 is officially in the DECOMISSIONED state and new attempts to deploy will get a warning: Runtime go111 is no longer allowed. Go 1.11 is no longer supported by the Go community as of Aug 2018. Please use the latest Go runtime for cloud functions..

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Go 1.11 is deprecated, but may still be active in the list for some GCP projects.

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