mod
Command line tool to upgrade/downgrade Semantic Import Versioning in Go Modules
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osc -A https://api.opensuse.org checkout devel:languages:go/mod && cd $_
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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_service | 0000000671 671 Bytes | |
_servicedata | 0000000239 239 Bytes | |
mod-0.7.1.tar.gz | 0000011994 11.7 KB | |
mod.changes | 0000003831 3.74 KB | |
mod.spec | 0000001550 1.51 KB | |
vendor.tar.gz | 0001276140 1.22 MB |
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Jeff Kowalczyk (jfkw)
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Jeff Kowalczyk (jfkw)
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- Update to version 0.7.1: * Check if major already exists before adding * fix: Fix help message for downgrade (#23) - Update to version 0.7.0: * Update go.mod for client upgrades * chore(deps): bump deps to latest tagged releases (#20) - Packaging improvements: * _service change disabled to manual per osc deprecation warning: WARNING: Command 'disabledrun/dr' is obsolete, please convert your _service to use 'manual' and then 'manualrun/mr' instead. * _service obs_scm param url use https not git for github repos * _service obs_scm use param revision not version for git tag * _service set_version remove param basename since autodetects OK * _service go_modules remove param archive since autodetects OK * Re-enable binary stripping and debuginfo boo#1210938 * Remove %define github project name components no longer needed * Summary and Description clarify the purpose of this CLI tool * Use Group: Development/Languages/Go instead of Other * Update to BuildRequires: golang(API) >= 1.18 matching go.mod * Drop BuildRequires: go-md2man and use plain markdown as %doc * Build PIE with pattern that may become recommended procedure: %%ifnarch ppc64 GOFLAGS="-buildmode=pie" %%endif go build A go toolchain buildmode default config would be preferable but none exist at this time. * Remove ldflags -X entries for upstream import path and version. This information is embedded in binaries with go1.18+ and available via go version -m or runtime/debug.ReadBuildInfo().
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