20251125 174819#155
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- feature: wipes existing code in preparation for new version
- feat: Fixes the client content type matching regex
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #125)
- fix: fixes content-type regex matcher (fix: fixes content-type regex matcher #126)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #128)
- feature: Support new release workflow and set User-Agent header with SDK version (feature: Support new release workflow and set User-Agent header with SDK version #131)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #133)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #134)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #135)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #137)
- feat: Print the response log when the api call failed (feat: Print the response log when the api call failed #139)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #142)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #143)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #144)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #146)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #147)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #149)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK ([GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK #150)
- feat: Use retry http and add backoff (feat: Use retry http and add backoff #151)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK (20251017 115623 #153)
- [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK
feat: renames core module to client feature: moves some functions to an internal module feat: small comment changes feature - fixes default server url feature - updates go sdk version on user agent feature - includes core module prior to v7 upgrade
* feature - includes core module prior to v7 upgrade * feature - updates go sdk version on user agent * feature - fixes default server url * feat: small comment changes * feature: moves some functions to an internal module * feat: renames core module to client * [GitHub Bot] Generated go SDK --------- Co-authored-by: Phellippe Lima <phpinhei@thousandeyes.com> Co-authored-by: API Team <api-team@thousandeyes.com>
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* update the client log * receive the responseBody and stateCode from the agent to format error message
Co-authored-by: API Team <api-team@thousandeyes.com>
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Use released Go toolchain in go.mod
go.mod now declares go 1.23 and toolchain go1.24.8 (lines 1‑5), but the CI workflows still install the version from go.mod via actions/setup-go@v3 (.github/workflows/test.yml lines 10‑13 and .github/workflows/release.yaml lines 18‑22). Go 1.23/1.24 are not released, so setup-go cannot download them and the lint/test and release jobs will fail before running any code. Unless you provision a custom toolchain, the module needs to target an available Go version to keep CI working.
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