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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37640#issuecomment-3922286059

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   This pull request updates the Go SDK's Flink validation tests to align with 
Flink 2.0 by dynamically fetching the latest Flink version and introducing a 
robust mechanism for specifying pre-built Go Docker images during runner tests. 
These changes enhance the flexibility and maintainability of the testing 
infrastructure, ensuring compatibility with newer Flink versions and 
streamlining the testing workflow.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Flink Version Update**: The Flink validates runner task now dynamically 
uses the `latestFlinkVersion` from project extensions instead of a hardcoded 
value, resolving a previously noted TODO item related to issue #37600.
   * **Go Docker Image Tagging Mechanism**: A new `--prebuild_go_docker_tag` 
argument has been introduced and integrated across various Go SDK runner 
validation tasks (Flink, Samza, Spark, ULR, Prism, Go IO) to allow specifying a 
pre-built Docker image tag for testing.
   * **Docker Build Integration**: The Go SDK container build process 
(`sdks/go/container/build.gradle`) was enhanced to support custom Docker tags, 
and the `sparkValidatesRunner` task now explicitly depends on the Go container 
Docker build to ensure the image is available.
   * **Test Script Argument Handling**: The `run_validatesrunner_tests.sh` 
script was updated to parse and utilize the new `--prebuild_go_docker_tag` 
argument, adjusting the Docker image selection logic to prioritize this tag if 
provided.
   * **CI Trigger File Cleanup**: An outdated comment related to Flink 1.19 
support was removed from the 
`.github/trigger_files/beam_PostCommit_Go_VR_Flink.json` file, tidying up the 
configuration.
   
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   * **.github/trigger_files/beam_PostCommit_Go_VR_Flink.json**
       * Removed an outdated comment regarding Flink 1.19 support.
   * **sdks/go/container/build.gradle**
       * Modified the `containerImageName` function to accept a `tag` 
parameter, enabling custom Docker image tagging.
   * **sdks/go/test/build.gradle**
       * Updated the `flinkValidatesRunner` task to use 
`project.ext.latestFlinkVersion` instead of a hardcoded value.
       * Added `--prebuild_go_docker_tag` to several runner validation tasks 
(Flink, Samza, Spark, ULR, Prism, Go IO).
       * Added a dependency on the Go container Docker build for 
`sparkValidatesRunner`.
   * **sdks/go/test/run_validatesrunner_tests.sh**
       * Replaced the `--java11_home` argument with `--prebuild_go_docker_tag`.
       * Adjusted the Docker image tagging logic to prioritize the pre-built 
tag if provided.
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