bump-go-dependencies

You can automate Go module dependency updates by using a skill that sequentially bumps each direct dependency, running linting and test suites after each update to verify stability before committing.

To validate Go dependencies after an update, the workflow runs standard task runners to execute linting and automated test suites for each individual dependency bump to ensure project health.

To safely update Go dependencies, you need the Go environment, jq for identifying outdated direct dependencies, and standard task runners to execute your linting and test workflows.

Yes, you can generate a pull request summary by outputting a clean, copy-pastable Markdown table that reports the validation status and results of all sequential Go dependency updates.

Updating Go dependencies one by one ensures safe incremental updates, allowing you to isolate breaking changes by running linting and tests immediately after each individual module bump.