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Disable the Go cache for release#301

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It prevents cache vulnerability for publishing.

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It prevents cache vulnerability for publishing.
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The release workflow configuration for GitHub Actions was updated to disable caching in the Go environment setup step by adding the cache: false option. No other changes were made to the workflow or its logic.

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.github/workflows/release.yml Disabled Go environment caching by adding cache: false to the actions/setup-go step.
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Confirm correct disabling of Go caching
You added cache: false to the actions/setup-go@v5.5.0 step to disable Go environment caching. Please verify that this action version supports a boolean false (rather than a string) for the cache input and that it effectively turns off all caching layers.

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Does actions/setup-go@v5.5.0 accept a boolean `cache: false` to disable caching, and what are the valid values for the `cache` input?

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Yes, the actions/setup-go@v5.5.0 action accepts a boolean cache: false input to disable caching. By default, caching is enabled, so you do not need to set cache: true—it only needs to be specified if you want to disable caching[3][5]. The valid values for the cache input are the boolean values true or false (the latter can be used to disable caching)[5].

This mirrors the behavior of other caching-related tools and configuration, where boolean values ("true" and "false") are standard for enabling or disabling features[6][5].

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Cache Value Effect
true Enables caching (default)
false Disables caching

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Caching input for actions/setup-go@v5.5.0 confirmed
The cache parameter accepts boolean values true (default, enables caching) and false (disables caching). Setting cache: false on lines 55–56 of .github/workflows/release.yml correctly disables all Go environment caching. No further changes needed.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR disables the Go cache in the release workflow to mitigate potential cache vulnerabilities when publishing.

  • Disables caching in the actions/setup-go step.
  • Introduces a new configuration "cache: false" in the release workflow.
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.github/workflows/release.yml:56

  • Verify that the 'cache: false' property is supported by the specified version of actions/setup-go. Consider adding a comment or reference to the documentation to clarify its usage for future maintainability.
cache: false

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