use-modern-go

Apply modern Go syntax guidelines by detecting your target version from go.mod. The tool enforces version-aware best practices, applying language features up to your detected version to ensure code remains compatible and idiomatic.

Modern Go best practices involve applying version-aware syntax guidelines, including syntax, packages, and generics as supported by the target version. This ensures code remains idiomatic while preserving maximum compatibility with the detected Go version.

You can use Go generics without breaking compatibility by applying version-aware guidelines. The tool detects your Go version from go.mod and avoids features beyond that target, ensuring maximum compatibility for older codebases.

The Go version detected in go.mod determines the syntax updates applied. Providing your project's Go version allows the application of modern language practices up to that target version across your code examples.

The best way to modernize a Go codebase is applying version-aware best practices that enforce compatibility. This approach applies modern syntax guidelines up to your target Go version while deliberately avoiding features beyond it to prevent issues.