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Update nats-version to 2.12.8 from 2.12.5#41

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augmentcode Bot commented Apr 28, 2026

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Summary: Updates the NATS server port to build against upstream nats-server v2.12.8 (from v2.12.5).

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  • Bumped NATS_VERSION in buildenv so zopen pulls/tag-builds v2.12.8.

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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
# bump: nats-version /NATS_VERSION="(.*)"/ https://github.com/nats-io/nats-server.git|semver:*
NATS_VERSION="2.12.5"
NATS_VERSION="2.12.8"
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Bumping to v2.12.8 likely increases the required Go toolchain: upstream go.mod for nats-server v2.12.8 specifies go 1.25.0 and includes a toolchain directive, which will fail builds on older Go versions. Can we confirm the zopen/CI environment used for this port has an appropriate Go version (or that check_go enforces it) to avoid a broken build after the bump?

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