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Fail CI on an untidy go.mod instead of fixing it - #33
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go mod tidy -diff in the build job and the goreleaser hook, and the Go version spelled 1.26.x in every workflow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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go mod tidyas "Install dependencies" and goreleaser ran it as a before hook, so CI rewrote a stalego.mod/go.sumbefore testing and never reported it. Both now rungo mod tidy -diff, which prints the needed change and exits 1.pr-build.yamlandrelease.yamlasked for1.26; all three workflows now use1.26.x, matchingbuild.yaml.Reproduce the failure: drop the
golang.org/x/netlines fromgo.sumand rungo mod tidy -diff.🤖 Generated with Claude Code