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Bump go.mod to use Go 1.18 #13771
Bump go.mod to use Go 1.18 #13771
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@reedloden Just to confirm. You're bumping up the version only on master or you're also going to do it on v10?
I defer to the core team as to what you all would want. For my purposes for fuzzing, I am only caring about master. But might be worthwhile to do v10 as well? Let me know. |
We can keep the fuzz tests in master only for now, but let's put the 1.18 directive in v10 as well. This will prevent a new change that leverages 1.18 features from failing when it is backported |
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We should probably do the API module too.
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We're now using Go 1.18 features (native fuzzing in #13473), which means we need to accurately state that we require Go 1.18 in our go.mod. Also, run `go mod tidy`.
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… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
… Go 1.18 Missed two CI-related go.mod files in #13771, so bumping them to keep everything consistent.
We're now using Go 1.18 features (native fuzzing in #13473), which means we need to accurately state that we require Go 1.18 in our go.mod.