Set minimum Go version to Go 1.23 #811
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As noted over in [1], it seems that `x/text` has already started requiring Go 1.23 as its minimum version, meaning the writing's on the wall for Go 1.22. Go's official versioning policy is support for the last two minor versions, and given Go 1.24's been out for some time now, it seems like not a bad time to let 1.22 ride off into the sunset. [1] riverqueue/riverui#311 (comment)
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As noted over in [1], it seems that
x/texthas already startedrequiring Go 1.23 as its minimum version, meaning the writing's on the
wall for Go 1.22.
Go's official versioning policy is support for the last two minor
versions, and given Go 1.24's been out for some time now, it seems like
not a bad time to let 1.22 ride off into the sunset.
[1] riverqueue/riverui#311 (comment)