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  • Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/aws-ssm
  • Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/configcat
  • Ran 'go get -u -t [email protected] toolchain@none ./... && go mod tidy'
  • Updated go.mod and go.sum files for both modules

Partial work towards #751. Additional modules require Go 1.24.9+ for full dependency upgrades.

Summary

This PR upgrades Go module dependencies for the aws-ssm and configcat providers as part of addressing issue #751.

Changes

  • Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/aws-ssm
  • Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/configcat
  • Ran go get -u -t [email protected] toolchain@none ./... && go mod tidy for each module
  • Updated go.mod and go.sum files for both provider modules

Context

This is partial work towards #751 ("Upgrade all dependencies"). The automated upgrade script successfully updated these two provider modules before encountering Go version compatibility issues with other modules that require Go 1.24.9+.

The current GitHub Codespaces environment has Go 1.24.5 installed. Remaining modules will require either:

  • Upgrading to Go 1.24.9+ in the development environment
  • Or handling version constraints differently

Testing

  • Dependency upgrades completed successfully for aws-ssm and configcat
  • go mod tidy executed without errors
  • Changes are limited to dependency version updates in go.mod/go.sum files

Related Issues

Partial work towards #751

Notes

  • This PR demonstrates the upgrade process works for modules compatible with Go 1.24.5
  • Additional PRs may be needed for remaining modules once Go version requirements are addressed
  • All changes follow the repository's dependency management practices

This PR

  • adds this new feature

Related Issues

Fixes #1234523

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Follow-up Tasks

How to test

- Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/aws-ssm
- Upgraded Go dependencies in providers/configcat
- Ran 'go get -u -t [email protected] toolchain@none ./... && go mod tidy'
- Updated go.mod and go.sum files for both modules

Partial work towards open-feature#751. Additional modules require Go 1.24.9+ for
full dependency upgrades.

Signed-off-by: ambicuity <[email protected]>
@ambicuity ambicuity requested review from a team as code owners October 24, 2025 02:09
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Summary of Changes

Hello @ambicuity, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on updating the Go module dependencies for the aws-ssm and configcat providers. It's a foundational step in a broader initiative to modernize all project dependencies, demonstrating the viability of the upgrade process for modules compatible with the current Go environment. Further work will be needed to address modules with higher Go version requirements.

Highlights

  • Dependency Upgrades: Go dependencies for the aws-ssm and configcat providers have been successfully upgraded.
  • Automated Process: The upgrade process involved running go get -u -t [email protected] toolchain@none ./... && go mod tidy for each affected module.
  • File Updates: The go.mod and go.sum files for both aws-ssm and configcat providers have been updated to reflect the new dependency versions.
  • Partial Completion: This pull request represents partial work towards addressing issue Upgrade all dependencies #751 (Upgrade all dependencies), as other modules require a newer Go version (1.24.9+) than currently available in the Codespaces environment (1.24.5).
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This pull request upgrades Go dependencies for the aws-ssm and configcat providers. The changes are confined to go.mod and go.sum files and correctly reflect updates to minor versions of the dependencies. The process followed is standard for Go module management. The changes look good and I don't see any issues. As a minor housekeeping suggestion, the pull request description could be cleaned up by removing the unused template sections at the end.

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