Lowered go.mod to 1.25.0#242
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This restores support for consumers still using Go 1.25. The previous bump to `go 1.26.4` forced all consumers of this library to use Go 1.26 or newer. The codebase does not use any Go 1.26-specific features, making the `1.26` language requirement unnecessary. `go1.25.11` contains the same critical security patches as `go1.26.4` (fixing vulnerabilities in `crypto/x509`, `net/textproto`, and `mime`). Go's toolchain auto-switching (introduced in Go 1.21) will automatically download and use `go1.25.11` for developers working on this module if their local toolchain is older, ensuring they build with the secure version without forcing a major Go upgrade.
This makes govulncheck work even for users with go1.26.{0-3}
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I also ran go mod tidy, which explains the cleanup in |
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Nice one @mhutchinson, thanks! I'll use |
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This restores support for consumers still using Go 1.25. The previous bump to
go 1.26.4forced all consumers of this library to use Go 1.26 or newer.The codebase does not use any Go 1.26-specific features, making the
1.26language requirement unnecessary.go1.25.11contains the same critical security patches asgo1.26.4(fixing vulnerabilities incrypto/x509,net/textproto, andmime).Go's toolchain auto-switching (introduced in Go 1.21) will automatically download and use
go1.25.11for developers working on this module if their local toolchain is older, ensuring they build with the secure version without forcing a major Go upgrade.