deps:chore - remove unused dependencies

[matheusalcantarazup]

Yeah, another PR removing unused dependencies

Signed-off-by: Matheus Alcantara matheus.alcantara@zup.com.br

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[iancardosozup]

this type of PRs are getting repetitive, i was doing some research and found some ideas for this problem.

1. Create a cronjob in actions to automatically runs go.mod tidy and open a PR just like renovate bot is doing (something like this but instead of pushing to main, creating a PR to main)
2. Managing git pre commit hooks with pre-commit tool
3. Create a step that fails the PR if current go.mod/go.sum have diffs after a go mod tidy run ( see this)

what do you guys think? anynone have a new idea? @wiliansilvazup @nathanmartinszup @matheusalcantarazup @lucasbrunozup @oliveirafelipezup

[matheusalcantarazup]

this type of PRs are getting repetitive, i was doing some research and found some ideas for this problem.

1. Create a cronjob in actions to automatically runs go.mod tidy and open a PR just like renovate bot is doing (something like this but instead of pushing to main, creating a PR to main)
2. Managing git pre commit hooks with pre-commit tool
3. Create a step that fails the PR if current go.mod/go.sum have diffs after a go mod tidy run ( see this)

what do you guys think? anynone have a new idea? @wiliansilvazup @nathanmartinszup @matheusalcantarazup @lucasbrunozup @oliveirafelipezup

I prefer the first option.

[nathanmartinszup]

this type of PRs are getting repetitive, i was doing some research and found some ideas for this problem.

1. Create a cronjob in actions to automatically runs go.mod tidy and open a PR just like renovate bot is doing (something like this but instead of pushing to main, creating a PR to main)
2. Managing git pre commit hooks with pre-commit tool
3. Create a step that fails the PR if current go.mod/go.sum have diffs after a go mod tidy run ( see this)

what do you guys think? anynone have a new idea? @wiliansilvazup @nathanmartinszup @matheusalcantarazup @lucasbrunozup @oliveirafelipezup

First and third option looks good to me, any of them or both together.