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The `//go:build `syntax was introduced in Go 1.17 to replace the older `// +build` syntax, offering a more readable and flexible way to specify build constraints. Signed-off-by: Ryan Johnson <ryan@tenthirtyam.org>
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Description
Removes the legacy
// +buildsyntax.The
//go:buildsyntax was introduced in Go 1.17 to replace the older// +buildsyntax, offering a more readable and flexible way to specify build constraints.For Go 1.17 and later:
//go:buildsyntax for specifying build constraints.// +buildsyntax is still recognized for backward compatibility but is considered deprecated in new code.For Go versions before 1.17:
// +buildsyntax is recognizedBased on the version used in this project, the use of the following:
... can be simplified to:
//go:build !windows