release: v2025.1.2

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Reason for This PR

• stable release cycle

Description of Changes

🚀 v2025.1.2 🚀

Changelog

📦 Temporal plugin

• ✨ Support activity pause response and Timers summary.

🎯 Core

• ✨ Update deps and Go to the latest version.

License Acceptance

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• The reason for this PR is clearly provided (issue no. or explanation).
• The description of changes is clear and encompassing.
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• Any user-facing changes are mentioned in CHANGELOG.md.
• All added/changed functionality is tested.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated various internal and external dependencies to newer patch and minor versions to ensure improved stability and compatibility. No changes to app features or user experience.

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Walkthrough

The go.mod file was updated to increment patch and minor versions of multiple dependencies, primarily within the github.com/roadrunner-server ecosystem and related libraries. No new dependencies were added or removed, and no code or exported entities were changed. The update is limited to dependency version specifications.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
go.mod	Bumped patch/minor versions for various RoadRunner modules and indirect dependencies; no removals or additions.

Possibly related PRs

• release: v2024.1.5 #1947: Updates dependency versions in go.mod for RoadRunner modules, similar in scope.
• release: v2024.3.3 #2123: Bumps versions of multiple github.com/roadrunner-server modules and related dependencies.
• release: v2024.3.5 #2142: Focuses on updating dependency versions in go.mod, involving many of the same modules.

Suggested labels

C-enhancement, R-stable

Suggested reviewers

• wolfy-j

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🔇 Additional comments (13)

go.mod (13)

3-6: Upgrade Go version and toolchain
The module now targets Go 1.24 with toolchain go1.24.3. Ensure CI workflows, Docker images, and local development environments are updated to this version.

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13-19: Patch bump for core RoadRunner v5 modules
Dependencies like amqp, app-logger, beanstalk, boltdb, centrifuge, and config were bumped to newer patch levels. Review the corresponding changelogs for any behavioral changes and run your integration tests to confirm compatibility.

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22-39: Patch bump for additional RoadRunner v5 plugins
Modules such as fileserver, google-pub-sub, grpc, gzip, headers, http, informer, jobs, kafka, kv, lock, logger, memcached, memory, metrics, nats, and otel were updated. Since these are patch/minor bumps, verify your end-to-end tests to catch any regressions.

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41-52: Patch bump for remaining RoadRunner v5 services
Services including prometheus, proxy_ip_parser, redis, resetter, rpc, send, server, service, sqs, static, status, and tcp have new patch versions. Confirm they integrate as expected and update any service-specific docs if necessary.

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56-56: Update RoadRunner Temporal plugin to v5.7.0
The Temporal plugin was bumped to v5.7.0 to support activity pause responses and timers summary functionality. Ensure your Temporal workflows continue to operate correctly with this version.

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70-70: Patch bump for Google Cloud Auth client
Indirect dependency cloud.google.com/go/auth was updated to v0.16.2. This is a patch-level release; no breaking changes are expected.

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77-82: Patch bump for AWS SDK v2 components
Several AWS SDK v2 modules (config, credentials, imds, internal/configsources, internal/endpoints/v2, presigned-url, sqs, sso, ssooidc, sts) were bumped. Patch-level updates should be backward-compatible, but please run your AWS integration tests to confirm.

Also applies to: 85-89

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115-115: Patch bump for github.com/google/pprof
The profiling tool was updated to v0.0.0-20250607225305-033d6d78b36a (indirect). No immediate action needed unless you rely on specific profiling features.

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139-139: Patch bump for github.com/olekukonko/ll
Minor version bump for the logging helper. No breaking changes anticipated.

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185-185: Patch bump for go.etcd.io/bbolt
Updated to v1.4.1 (indirect). Ensure your BoltDB usage remains unaffected.

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202-202: Upgrade Temporal API to v1.50.0
The indirect dependency go.temporal.io/api moved to v1.50.0, and earlier v1.26.1 is excluded. Verify there are no import conflicts and your Temporal SDK interactions still compile.

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212-220: Patch bumps for golang.org/x modules
Utility packages (crypto, mod, net, sync, text, time, tools) were updated. These are patch/minor releases; run your build and test suite to confirm no regressions.

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225-225: Patch bump for google.golang.org/grpc
Upgraded to v1.73.0 (indirect). Ensure all gRPC clients and servers pass their integration tests.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR prepares the v2025.1.2 release by updating various module dependencies to their latest patch versions.

• Bump core roadrunner-server modules and Temporal plugin to new patch releases
• Update indirect dependencies (AWS SDK, Google packages, Redis, etc.) to current versions
• Ensure all modules align for the stable v2025.1.2 release