Use the version in the go.mod file for vuln checks#1528
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This actually secures the build tooling used for this repo, instead of having an arbitrary side check which notifies us of issues in the core Go libraries.
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This actually secures the build tooling used for this repo, instead of having an arbitrary side check which notifies us of issues in the core Go libraries.
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This actually secures the build tooling used for this repo, instead of
having an arbitrary side check which notifies us of issues in the core
Go libraries.