> Instead, just look at go.mod. It lists the precise version at which all dependencies are built.
No, it does not. Minimum version selection means that the libraries will at least be that version, but it could be substituted for a later version if a transient dependency asks for such.
That I'm reading this blog post at all suggests there is a "market" for a single checksum/version manifest, which data is currently housed in go.sum . This is sad, but, Hyrum's Law and all that.
No, it does not. Minimum version selection means that the libraries will at least be that version, but it could be substituted for a later version if a transient dependency asks for such.
That I'm reading this blog post at all suggests there is a "market" for a single checksum/version manifest, which data is currently housed in go.sum . This is sad, but, Hyrum's Law and all that.