refactor: Bump Go dependencies #33
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Summary of Changes
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I'm updating the project's Go dependencies to ensure it uses actively maintained libraries and resolves existing build issues. This includes migrating from an unsupported Slack library, correcting a Kingpin import path, and bringing Kubernetes client libraries up to date, alongside a general Go version bump.
Highlights
- Slack Library Migration: Replaced the unmaintained
github.com/nlopes/slackwithgithub.colasdn.workers.dev/slack-go/slackand updated corresponding API calls to align with the new library's interface. - Kingpin Import Path Correction: Changed the import path for
kingpinfromgopkg.intogithub.colasdn.workers.devto resolve local build errors related to module path declarations. - Kubernetes Client Library Update: Bumped the
k8s.io/api,k8s.io/apimachinery, andk8s.io/client-godependencies significantly fromv0.23.10tov0.31.11. - Go Version and Other Dependency Bumps: Updated the Go language version to
1.23.0and refreshed other dependencies likegithub.colasdn.workers.dev/aws/aws-sdk-goandgithub.colasdn.workers.dev/sirupsen/logrusto their latest compatible versions.
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Code Review
This pull request updates several Go dependencies, most notably migrating from the deprecated nlopes/slack to slack-go/slack and updating the kingpin import path. The Go version has also been bumped to 1.23. The changes are mostly straightforward dependency updates. I've found one issue related to the Slack API migration that changes existing behavior, which I've detailed in a comment.
| log.Debugf("sending alert \"%s\" to '%s'", message, val) | ||
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| if _, _, err = s.client.PostMessage(val, message, messageParameters); err != nil { | ||
| if _, _, err = s.client.PostMessage(val, slack.MsgOptionText(message, false)); err != nil { |
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The migration to slack-go/slack has lost the AsUser = true behavior from the previous implementation. This means messages will now be posted as a bot instead of the authenticated user. To restore the original functionality, you should add the slack.MsgOptionAsUser(true) option to the PostMessage call.
| if _, _, err = s.client.PostMessage(val, slack.MsgOptionText(message, false)); err != nil { | |
| if _, _, err = s.client.PostMessage(val, slack.MsgOptionText(message, false), slack.MsgOptionAsUser(true)); err != nil { |
Dependencies change
github.com/nlopes/slack->github.com/slack-go/slack- The former package is not supported anymore LINKgopkg.in/alecthomas/kingpin.v2->github.com/alecthomas/kingpin/v2- Because while building the project locally, we got the following message: