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chore (v3): properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum #488

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@laverya laverya commented Jul 19, 2019

this was done with 'go mod tidy'

this was done with 'go mod tidy'
@laverya laverya changed the title properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum (v3) properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum Nov 5, 2019
@laverya laverya changed the title (v3) properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum chore (v3) properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum Nov 5, 2019
@laverya laverya changed the title chore (v3) properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum chore (v3): properly formatted go.mod and added go.sum Nov 5, 2019
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janisz commented Aug 5, 2021

What's the status of this? Without go.sum @dependabot is not able to verify dependencies

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msugakov commented Aug 6, 2021

This and #539 seem to be the same change. Without either of these merged, github's @dependabot is not able to verify dependencies of our code that depends on go-yaml.
Having go.sum is simply beneficial for reproducible builds and package maintenance tools.
It seems that dependencies of go-yaml have not changed until today so it should be very simple to merge this PR.
Is it possible to merge and release it any time soon @niemeyer?
Thanks!

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@niemeyer Could you please look at this? Please update and merge, we really need the go.sum file to properly maintain the dependencies

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