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GOPLS ASSEMBLY SUPPORT LANDS, GODEP REFRESH ROLLS ACROSS ECOSYSTEM

By RepoJournal · Filed · About Go

The Go toolchain just got smarter about assembly files, and a coordinated dependency update is rolling through every major repo simultaneously.

Gopls now supports CompiledAsmFiles in its cache.Package, closing a gap for projects that blend Go and assembly [1]. This lands alongside a coordinated refresh of golang.org/x dependencies across tools, benchmarks, perf, and net repos [2][3][4][6], all merged and auto-submitted in a single coordinated push. On the HTTP/3 front, golang/net implemented server read and write deadlines [5], finally enforcing ReadHeaderTimeout, ReadTimeout, and WriteTimeout on the server side. Two bugs in the main Go repo got squashed: gofmt was mangling symlinked files instead of truncating them correctly [8], and dirFS.ReadLink now returns relative paths in errors instead of absolute ones, matching the behavior of every other dirFS method [9]. The tooling updates also pulled in a tools vendor refresh via updatestd [7].

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  1. [1] gopls: add CompiledAsmFiles in cache.Package golang/tools
  2. [2] go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies golang/tools
  3. [3] go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies golang/benchmarks
  4. [4] go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies golang/perf
  5. [5] internal/http3: implement server read and write deadlines golang/net
  6. [6] go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies golang/net
  7. [7] cmd/fix: pull in CL 791660 golang/go
  8. [8] cmd/gofmt: correctly truncate symlinks instead of buggy mangling golang/go
  9. [9] os: rewrite PathError.Path in dirFS.ReadLink to relative name golang/go

Quick answers

What shipped in Go on July 9, 2026?
The Go toolchain just got smarter about assembly files, and a coordinated dependency update is rolling through every major repo simultaneously. In total, 10 commits landed.
What were the notable Go updates?
gopls: add CompiledAsmFiles in cache.Package, go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies, and go.mod: update golang.org/x dependencies.

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