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chore(deps): update to function-sdk-go:v0.3.0 #81
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Signed-off-by: Jared Watts <jbw976@gmail.com>
Ah, looks like Renovate was trying to do something similar with #80, but since this requires some manual updates to the xfn v1 types, I'll go ahead and set this PR to close that one (and a few others). Thank you though Renovate! Looks like errors for building now though, I think because of the go version bump without also bumping the CI workflow files. I'll look into that too. |
Signed-off-by: Jared Watts <jbw976@gmail.com>
Sweet, all checks (linting/building/etc.) are passing green now! 🟢 |
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This LGTM...
Although we should make a follow up issue once this is fixed in Crossplane Core crossplane/crossplane#5971 to update the package metadata api version.
Docs update PR to update the go function guide as well: crossplane/docs#814 |
Good call @blakeromano, thanks for taking a look and thanks for that reminder! I've opened #82 to track that bump 👍 |
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Thanks @jbw976 and @blakeromano 🙏
Description of your changes
This PR bumps this template repo up to the latest release of function-sdk-go:v0.3.0.
Release notes: https://github.com/crossplane/function-sdk-go/releases/tag/v0.3.0
Closes #80
Closes #72
Closes #71
I've tested this locally with the steps from the main README.md, all of which succeeed:
I'll also take this for a test spin through the Write a Composition Function in Go guide in the docs.
I have: