vendor: bump golang-lru to v2 (requires Go >= v1.18 support for generics) #579
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…ics) The new major version of github.com/hashicorp/golang-lru uses Go generics and thus Go >= v1.18 is required (this is already enforced via the go.mod file). Switching to generics means breaking changes in the API as, when declaring a new lru.Cache or invoking lru.New, the type of keys and values must be specified. However, this means that we can know trust the types of the key/value pairs we have in the cache and don't need to do any type assertion. Signed-off-by: Robin Hahling <[email protected]>
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The new major version of github.com/hashicorp/golang-lru uses Go generics and thus Go >= v1.18 is required (this is already enforced via the
go.modfile). Switching to generics means breaking changes in the API as, when declaring a newlru.Cacheor invokinglru.New, the type of keys and values must be specified. However, this means that we can know trust the types of the key/value pairs we have in the cache and don't need to do any type assertion.