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Running go get -u ./... in my program that utilizes causes these errors when building:

# gioui.org/text
../../.cache/go/mod/gioui.org@v0.4.1/text/gotext.go:279:35: not enough arguments in call to s.fontMap.AddFace
        have (*"github.com/go-text/typesetting/opentype/api/font".Face, metadata.Description)
        want (*"github.com/go-text/typesetting/opentype/api/font".Face, api.FontID, metadata.Description)

go get -u ./...

Is a fundamentally unsafe operation if you have even one dependency that doesn't use tagged releases. It will happily upgrade you to incompatible dependencies. Please avoid doing that. I know that it seems convenient, but it breaks programs all the time.

But, how to resolve it when this happens?

Without seeing go.mod it's difficult to say anything specific, but usually, removing dependency the lines from go.mod (i.e. everything except module and go version declaration) and running go mod tidy makes things work again. Alternatively, revert to an earlier working go.mod and then only update gio with go get gioui.org@latest

https://github.com/oligot/go-mod-upgrade allows to selectively upgrade a go projects dependencies.

It works well and I think it might help your use case. I have used it with GIO projects just fine.

give it a try, and I hope this helps you..