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chore(Dockerfile): update dockerfile #2986

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  • Chores
    • Updated the base image in the Dockerfile to a newer version of the Go programming language.

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The pull request introduces an update to the Dockerfile, specifically changing the base Go language image from version 1.21 to version 1.22 using the Alpine Linux distribution. This version upgrade involves switching the foundational environment for building the application, which may bring language improvements, security updates, and potential minor runtime changes.

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File Change Summary
Dockerfile Updated base image from golang:1.21-alpine to golang:1.22-alpine

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🐰 A Rabbit's Ode to Go's New Version

From 1.21 to 1.22 we leap,
Alpine's peaks where coders softly creep,
A version bump, so crisp and bright,
Golang's magic takes new height!
Compile and run with bunny delight 🚀


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Dockerfile (1)

4-4: Consider documenting the minimum Go version requirement.

It would be helpful to document the minimum required Go version in the project's README or contributing guidelines.

Let's check if this is already documented:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for Go version documentation

# Check README and similar files for Go version mentions
echo "Checking documentation for Go version requirements..."
fd -g "README*" -g "CONTRIBUTING*" | xargs rg -i "go( version| runtime)?\s+1\.(21|22)"
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4-4: LGTM! Upgrading to Go 1.22 is a good maintenance update.

The upgrade from Go 1.21 to 1.22 brings performance improvements and security updates. However, as this is a major version upgrade, it requires careful testing.

Let's verify the project's compatibility with Go 1.22:

✅ Verification successful

Go 1.22 upgrade is compatible with the project's dependencies

Based on the verification results:

  • The project already specifies Go 1.22.7 in go.mod
  • No usage of features affected by Go 1.22 breaking changes was found (like range over interface{})
  • No build constraints or version-specific compiler directives are present
  • The project uses modern, actively maintained dependencies (cosmos-sdk, cometbft, etc.) that are compatible with Go 1.22

The upgrade is safe to proceed with, as there are no compatibility issues detected in the codebase or its dependencies.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for Go version requirements in go.mod and potential compatibility issues

# Check if go.mod specifies a Go version requirement
echo "Checking Go version requirement in go.mod..."
rg "^go \d+\.\d+" go.mod

# Look for potential compatibility issues by searching for deprecated features
echo "Checking for potentially affected code patterns..."
# Search for usage of for range over maps (behavior change in Go 1.22)
rg "for\s+.*,.*\s*:=\s+range\s+.*map\[.*\]"

# Search for any TODO/FIXME comments related to Go version
rg -i "TODO.*go *1\.(21|22)|FIXME.*go *1\.(21|22)"

Length of output: 345


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for any direct dependencies that might have compatibility issues with Go 1.22
echo "Checking direct dependencies in go.mod..."
rg "^require\s+" -A 10 go.mod

# Look for any build constraints or Go version checks in the codebase
echo "Checking for build constraints..."
rg "//\s*\+build\s+" 
rg "^//go:build\s+"

# Check for usage of any features that might be affected by Go 1.22 changes
echo "Checking for range over interface{} usage (affected by Go 1.22)..."
rg "range\s+interface\{\}"

# Check for any build or compiler related comments/issues
echo "Checking for build-related comments..."
rg -i "(build|compiler).*1\.(21|22)"

Length of output: 2849


4-4: Ensure CI/CD pipelines are updated.

Since this is a build environment change, please verify that all CI/CD pipelines and build scripts are updated to use Go 1.22 consistently.

Let's check for any Go version references in CI configurations:

@mitch1024 mitch1024 merged commit aabde0c into master Dec 26, 2024
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@mitch1024 mitch1024 deleted the update-dockerfile branch December 26, 2024 01:48
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