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Revert dependency bumps that raised the Go requirement to 1.26.0 - #44
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Reverts #43 (golang.org/x/sys 0.48.0) and #37 (golang.org/x/crypto 0.57.0), merged earlier today.
That bump raised the
godirective in go.mod to 1.26.0. pilotprotocol is on Go 1.25.13 and cannot require an app-store release that declares a newer Go version, so the supervisor fixes merged today (#39, #40, #42) could not be picked up by the daemon without a toolchain change.After this revert the directive is back to what it was before the bump, and
go build ./...,go mod tidyandgo vet ./...are clean withGOWORK=off. The bumps can be re-applied once the toolchain move to Go 1.26 is planned (and pinned to a patched release: 1.26.0 has open standard-library advisories fixed in 1.26.6).🤖 Generated with Claude Code