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[go1.17] Update to go1.17.2 #105563
[go1.17] Update to go1.17.2 #105563
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Skipping CI for Draft Pull Request. |
/remove-sig api-machinery |
PR kubernetes/release#2285 is merged. |
watch release images https://prow.k8s.io/?type=postsubmit |
/assign @dims @liggitt @justaugustus |
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Shouldn't this change be reflected in go.mod file (which still lists go1.16)? |
no. switching the go.mod file to go1.17 has other implications we don't want (it denormalizes all transitive dependencies into the root go.mod file in ways that disrupt our dependency checking tools) |
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
Kubernetes 1.23 uses that version and the vendored code no longer compiles using go1.16 (which we used previously). Following the upstream Kubernetes I'm leaving the go version in go.mod file at 1.16, as bumping it to 1.17 changes go mod behavior in a way that breaks some kubernetes tooling (kubernetes/kubernetes#105563 (comment) for context).
What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
/area dependency release-eng security
What this PR does / why we need it:
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Ref kubernetes/release#2254
Special notes for your reviewer:
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?
Additional documentation e.g., KEPs (Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals), usage docs, etc.: