Make multi-cause error support compatible with go versions before 1.20 #122
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This commit also reverts go.mod to use 1.18 to match the state of the codebase from before the go 1.20 upgrade. This allows older codebases to upgrade to a version of this library that can encode/decode multi-cause errors from newer versions without completely discarding the child cause error info.
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Closing since I made a mistake. We need to revert to go 1.17, not 1.18 |
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This commit also reverts go.mod to use 1.18 to match the state of the
codebase from before the go 1.20 upgrade.
This allows older codebases to upgrade to a version of this library
that can encode/decode multi-cause errors from newer versions without
completely discarding the child cause error info.
This change is