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[docker/cli] Cannot range over 10 in v29.3.0+incompatible

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### ROOT CAUSE The issue occurs because the Docker CLI codebase uses language features (e.g., the `iter` package) that require Go 1.22, but the project is configured to use Go 1.16. This is evident from the error message indicating the need for Go 1.22, while the environment is set to Go 1.16. The `go.mod` file or the environment specifies the Go version, and the code is trying to use features introduced in Go 1.22, which are not available in Go 1.16. ### CODE FIX 1. **Update the `go.mod` file** to specify Go 1.22. Change the `go` directive from 1.16 to 1.22: ```go module docker/cli go 1.22 ``` 2. **Ensure the environment uses Go 1.22**. Set the `GOVERSION` environment variable or use a Go 1.22-compatible toolchain. 3. **Update dependencies** if necessary. Ensure all third-party packages (e.g., `github.com/efficientgo/pkg/iter`) are compatible with Go 1.22. This change aligns the project with the required Go version, enabling the use of modern language features.
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