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Retract Go module v0.0.5 - #33
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v0.0.5 was tagged from a non-main commit and is live on proxy.golang.org, which cannot delete cached versions.
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The retraction is valid and directly addresses the incorrectly published module version.
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What changed in this PR
Retracts the incorrectly tagged Go module version v0.0.5.
Changes:
- Adds a
retractdirective recommendingv0.0.6or later.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
go/go.mod |
Retracts v0.0.5. |
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go/v0.0.5 was tagged from a commit on
nodeselector-readme-ospo-sections, not main. The release workflow never ran for it (no GitHub Release), butproxy.golang.orgcached the module and@latestcurrently resolves to it. The proxy can't delete cached versions, so this retracts it ingo.mod.Must merge before tagging
go/v0.0.6.