Update go.mod #271
Update go.mod #271
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces updates to the project's Go module configuration and testing infrastructure. The changes primarily focus on upgrading the Go version to 1.23.2, updating several dependencies to their latest versions, and modifying the mocking framework's type handling. The modifications aim to improve compatibility, leverage newer library versions, and potentially enhance type flexibility in mock response tracking. Changes
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go.mod (1)
5-5: Added toolchain directive for go1.23.4: Check if it’s supported.Ensure that your local/deployment environments handle the added
toolchain go1.23.4directive properly.
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mocks.go (5)
754-754: Use int for flexibility, confirm if negative values are valid.
Converting the parameter from uint to int expands the range of accepted values. However, confirm if negative inputs make sense in the current logic and whether additional validation is required.
1296-1296: Support for negative expectations might require checks.
Changing expect to int allows for negative values. Verify whether negative expectations cause any unintended behavior or require manual validation checks.
1298-1298: Changing actual to int is consistent but consider validations.
Likewise, allowing negative values for actual could introduce edge cases in usage. Ensure negative increments or decrements will not break the logic.
1302-1302: New parameter type for newExecCount: Validate call sites.
Changing the signature to expect an int is consistent with the type modifications. Ensure all references to newExecCount now pass int arguments correctly.
1307-1307: Adjusted updateExpectCount method: Consider input validation.
While changing the parameter to int, confirm that negative or unexpected values are handled gracefully by any logic using updateExpectCount.
time_test.go (4)
44-44: Information: Removed error check for testtime.SetTime.
By omitting the error check, potential failures for setting the start time would go unreported. Verify this is intentional and doesn't mask issues in test results.
47-47: Information: Removed error check for end time setting.
Same rationale as above; no explicit failure if testtime.SetTime fails. Ensure that ignoring return values doesn't hide subtle test conditions.
63-63: Acceptable for usage in examples, but confirm test reliability.
Examples can omit error handling for readability. Ensure documentation warns about ignoring potential errors in real scenarios.
67-67: Example usage for end time also omits error checks.
Same note as with the start time example: confirm that this is acceptable in production tests.
go.mod (6)
3-3: Upgraded Go version to 1.23.2: Validate environment compatibility.
Make sure the build environment supports Go 1.23.2 and that continuous integration is updated accordingly.
11-11: Updated github.com/fatih/color to v1.18.0: Potential theming improvements.
This should generally be backward compatible, but confirm any color API changes that may affect your usage.
18-18: Markdown dependency upgraded to v0.7.0: Check for changes in rendering.
Possible breaking changes. Verify the rendering differences or newly introduced features to ensure markdown output remains consistent.
20-20: Upgrade to github.com/stretchr/testify v1.10.0: Verify new assertion behaviors.
This is typically backward compatible, but confirm if there are any newly introduced assertion methods or subtle differences in existing ones.
21-21: github.com/tenntenn/testtime moved to v0.3.2: Aligns with changes in time tests.
The removal of return value checks for testtime.SetTime aligns with an updated library. Ensure no additional migration steps are needed.
44-44: Updated golang.org/x/sys to v0.25.0: Check for OS-specific changes.
golang.org/x/sys often merges new OS/architecture support or changes. Confirm your current platform remains fully compatible.
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intinstead ofuintfor execution counts