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Use the go directive to define the minimum supported Go version, and the toolchain directive to select the preferred Go version. This makes it nicer for downstream consumers, so they can still depend on sonobuoy and build their software with older Go patch releases, and can upgrade their toolchains at their own pace. Signed-off-by: Tom Wieczorek <twieczorek@mirantis.com>
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Use the go directive to define the minimum supported Go version, and the toolchain directive to select the preferred Go version. This makes it nicer for downstream consumers, so they can still depend on sonobuoy and build their software with older Go patch releases, and can upgrade their toolchains at their own pace.
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