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Drop external atomic dependency #72
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Now that this package only supports Go 1.19 and 1.20, it can make use of the atomic.Bool [1] added in Go 1.19. [1] https://pkg.go.dev/sync/atomic#Bool This has the effect of eliminating any external dependencies from this package -- minus testify, which is only used for testing.
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Will be true when uber-go#72 lands.
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Switches all uses of go.uber.org/atomic to types defined in sync/atomic. These types have been available since Go 1.19, which is the minimum supported version of Go for Zap. This allows us to drop one dependency from Zap. The version of multierr was bumped to pick up uber-go/multierr#72 which made a similar change to that package. This was nearly a drop-in, save the following: - There's no `Int*.Inc`; we have to use `Int*.Add(1)` - There's no `Bool.Toggle`; we have to implement the CAS loop manually
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Replace uses of go.uber.org/atomic with the standard library's sync/atomic. On top of that, upgrade to the latest release of multierr to pull in uber-go/multierr#72 which made a similar change there. With these two changes combined, drop the dependency on go.uber.org/atomic completely.
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Replace uses of go.uber.org/atomic with the standard library's sync/atomic. On top of that, upgrade to the latest release of multierr to pull in uber-go/multierr#72 which made a similar change there. With these two changes combined, drop the dependency on go.uber.org/atomic completely. (Won't pass lint until #59 merges.) Co-authored-by: Sung Yoon Whang <sungyoonwhang@gmail.com>
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Now that this package only supports Go 1.19 and 1.20,
it can make use of the atomic.Bool [1] added in Go 1.19.
[1] https://pkg.go.dev/sync/atomic#Bool
This has the effect of eliminating any external dependencies
from this package -- minus testify, which is only used for testing.