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Upgrade to Go 1.27.3 - #118
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Summary
Go 1.25 and older are out of support now that Go 1.27 has shipped. This moves the repo to the latest patch release, Go 1.27.3, which includes the crypto/x509 fix for CVE-2026-111943 (Go stops trusting certificate chains through the compromised eMudhra intermediates).
go.modgo 1.25.8go 1.27.3Other places that pin the Go toolchain:
go-version-file: go.modBreaking changes and GODEBUG review
Raising the
goline changes these defaults (none are overridden in this repo, viagodebugblocks,//go:debugorGODEBUGenv):urlstrictcolons=1(url.Parserejects extra colons in the host),cryptocustomrand=0(crypto ignores caller-suppliedrandreaders),tlssecpmlkem=1(SecP256r1MLKEM768/SecP384r1MLKEM1024 on by default)tracebacklabels=1(pprof goroutine labels are printed in tracebacks)Removed outright in 1.27 (new behavior regardless of the
goline):asynctimerchan,gotypesalias,tls10server,tlsrsakex,tls3des,tlsunsafeekm,x509keypairleaf. None are set here.Toolchain changes that apply as soon as 1.27 builds the code:
encoding/jsonruns on the v2 implementation (same behavior, different error text), HTTP/1Response.Body.Closedrains unread bodies,ServeMuxtrailing-slash redirects are 307 (1.26), Green Tea GC is on (1.26),go testruns thestdversionvet check, andgofmtalignment changed slightly.Verification
go build ./...pass,go vet ./...pass,go test -short ./...12 ok / 0 failed on 1.27.3 (baseline on go1.25.8: 12 ok / 0 failed)Notes
go.modversion, so the next provider release is built with 1.27.3. Acceptance tests against Kernel were not run locally.Note
Medium Risk
A major Go jump can change HTTP/TLS, URL parsing, and JSON error text at runtime even with no application diff; tests passed locally but acceptance against Kernel was not re-run.
Overview
Bumps the module
godirective from 1.25.8 to 1.27.3 so builds and tests use a supported toolchain, including the crypto/x509 fix for CVE-2026-111943.CI (
ci, acceptance, release) already readsgo-version-file: go.mod, so workflows and release binaries follow this version without further repo changes. No provider code or dependency pins change in the diff—only the toolchain line—so behavior shifts come from Go 1.26/1.27 defaults (e.g. stricter URL parsing, TLS defaults, JSON encoder implementation) rather from edits in this repo.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 1021774. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.