golang: Update to 1.23.1 #24802
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packages/lang/golang/golang-values.mk Line 61 in f9b1adf + GOARM64 / GORISCV64 packages/lang/golang/golang-build.sh Line 123 in f9b1adf + GOARM64='' / GORISCV64='' packages/lang/golang/golang/Makefile Line 66 in 8711653 + openbsd_riscv64 \ GOROOT_FINAL has been deprecated however we still call it, needs to be adapted. |
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@p-w-p replacing GOROOT_FINAL with GOROOT should have the same effect. Tested on my machine. See also: bazelbuild/go_rules |
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I closed the pull request by mistake, sorry about that. |
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Maintainer: @jefferyto
Compile tested: all supported targets
Run tested: rockchip/armv8
Description:
The latest Go release, version 1.23, arrives six months after Go 1.22. Most of its changes are in the implementation of the toolchain, runtime, and libraries. As always, the release maintains the Go 1 promise of compatibility. We expect almost all Go programs to continue to compile and run as before.