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Bump go-graphviz to compile with -Wno-format-security #3653

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@zaporter-work zaporter-work commented Mar 5, 2024

Bumps go-graphviz to the newest commit to have goccy/go-graphviz#83

(I accidentally named the commit "initial" because I forgot not all repos squash-and-merge 😢 )

I did this because otherwise I can't compile app and have to keep patching app's go.mod to my own repo because app depends on go-graphviz transitively through rdk and I can't compile graphviz without this cc flag. I'm not sure why other people at viam aren't running into this, but I suspect other people will once they upgrade to go 1.21 or bump gcc or use linux or some combination of the above.

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@zaporter-work zaporter-work changed the title Bump go-graphviz to have -Wno-format-security Bump go-graphviz to compile with -Wno-format-security Mar 5, 2024
@zaporter-work zaporter-work merged commit 06e5d23 into viamrobotics:main Mar 5, 2024
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@zaporter-work zaporter-work deleted the zp/bump-graphviz branch March 5, 2024 22:47
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