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Hello! I think this already works once the app uses Go 1.24, so you just create more issues to lib users who do not care about FIPS forcing Go update. If you really want to enforce that – then my suggestion is to wait until Go 1.25 to follow 2 latest version common practice. |
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Yep, as far as someone build with Go 1.24 it's fine. Idea regarding 1.25 is totally valid, let's wait month or 2. Thanks. |
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No changes, only Go version bump to 1.24 to enforce FIPS 140-3 compliance https://go.dev/doc/security/fips140
Any objections?