Two non-conflict changes included because they're needed for all.bash: 1. Bump internal/goversion.Version to 18. This will happen eventually anyway (dev.typeparams will not be merged back to Go 1.17), and is needed for cmd/api to allow new API additions. 2. Add fixedbugs/issue46725.go (new test added on master) to the list of known failures for -G=3. This test exercises a bug that was fixed in typecheck, but -G=3 mode has duplicated that code and will need to be fixed as well. That's outside of the scope of a merge. Conflicts: - src/runtime/traceback.go Nearby lines were removed on both master and dev.typeparams. Merge List: + 2021-06-14 |
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