I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, which has an EOL date of April 2023.
go1.10 is included as part of Ubuntu 18.04's main repository. This is already considered EOL. (https://endoflife.date/go)
According to https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle
The base system receives a commitment to public maintenance for the period where it is the current LTS or interim release and for a period thereafter.
This seems to indicate that go1.10 included with Ubuntu 18.04 is still "supported" as part of Ubuntu's LTS.
What does this mean in practice? Is the go1.10 package shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 still considered maintained? If there's a security vulnerability, does Canonical take responsibility for fixing it (either by updating the version available in the repo, or backporting fixes etc)?