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This pull request introduces a series of updates and improvements to the codebase, focusing on dependency updates, testing enhancements, and general code hygiene.

CI/CD

  • Go Version: The Go version used in the CI workflow has been upgraded from 1.22 to 1.23. This allows us to leverage the latest features and improvements in the Go language.
  • golangci-lint: The version of golangci-lint has been updated from v2.1.6 to v2.5.0. This brings in new linting rules and bug fixes, helping to improve code quality.

Testing

  • Context Handling: In the test files, all instances of context.Background() have been replaced with t.Context(). This is a significant improvement in our testing practices. t.Context() provides a context that is automatically canceled when the test or subtest completes, preventing resource leaks from dangling goroutines and making the tests more robust.
  • Test Assertion Fix: A bug in the TestUpdate function within client_test.go has been resolved. Previously, the originalComment and changedComment variables were identical, meaning the test was not correctly verifying the update functionality. This has been corrected to ensure the test is effective.
  • Loop Variable Handling: The //nolint:copyloopvar directive has been removed from the TestConflict function. This is now possible due to the improved handling of loop variables in Go 1.22 and later.

Other Changes

  • Go Module: The go.mod file has been updated to reflect the new Go version (1.23.0) and the toolchain directive has been removed.
  • Code Formatting: Various minor code formatting adjustments have been made throughout the codebase to improve readability and maintain consistency.
  • Documentation: A minor typo in a function comment in listzones.go has been corrected.

Replace all instances of `context.Background()` with `t.Context()` within the
test files.

This change aligns with modern Go (1.20+) testing best practices. The
`t.Context()` function provides a context that is automatically canceled
when the test or subtest completes.

Using this context for operations like API calls ensures that they are
properly terminated if the test finishes, is skipped, or times out. This
improves test hygiene by preventing potential resource leaks from dangling
goroutines and makes test execution more robust, especially when running
with a timeout.
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This pull request updates various test files to utilize t.Context() instead of context.Background(). This change is a significant step towards improving test hygiene and reliability by ensuring that contexts used within tests are properly managed and automatically canceled upon test completion. This prevents resource leaks and enhances the overall robustness of the test suite, particularly when tests are run with timeouts.

Highlights

  • Modernizing Go Test Context Usage: Replaced all instances of context.Background() with t.Context() within test files to align with modern Go (1.20+) testing best practices.
  • Improved Test Hygiene and Robustness: The use of t.Context() ensures that contexts are automatically canceled when a test or subtest completes, preventing potential resource leaks from dangling goroutines and making test execution more robust, especially with timeouts.
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Code Review

This pull request correctly refactors the test files to use t.Context() instead of context.Background(). This is a good change that aligns with modern Go testing practices, improving test robustness by ensuring contexts are canceled when tests complete. The implementation is correct across all modified files. While reviewing, I noticed a pre-existing issue in one of the modified tests that could be improved, and I've left a comment with the details.

This commit updates the versions of Go and golangci-lint used in the GitHub
Actions CI workflow.

The Go version is bumped from 1.22 to 1.23 for both the test and linting
jobs. The version of golangci-lint is also upgraded from v2.1.6 to v2.5.0.

These changes ensure the project is tested and linted against the latest
stable toolchain, leveraging new language features, performance improvements,
and updated static analysis rules.
@FranciscoKurpiel FranciscoKurpiel changed the title refactor(tests): Use t.Context() instead of context.Background() refactor(tests): min go 1.23, golangci-lint 2.5.0, adhere to lint advice Oct 4, 2025
@FranciscoKurpiel FranciscoKurpiel changed the title refactor(tests): min go 1.23, golangci-lint 2.5.0, adhere to lint advice refactor(tests): min go 1.23, golangci-lint 2.5.0, linter advices Oct 4, 2025
@FranciscoKurpiel FranciscoKurpiel enabled auto-merge (squash) October 5, 2025 14:20
@FranciscoKurpiel FranciscoKurpiel merged commit 62f4976 into master Oct 5, 2025
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@FranciscoKurpiel FranciscoKurpiel deleted the test-context branch October 5, 2025 14:21
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