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The *minimal version selection* algorithm is used to select the versions of all modules used in a build. For each module in a build, the version selected by minimal version selection is always the semantically *highest* of the versions explicitly listed by a `require` directive in the main module or one of its dependencies.
-As an example, if your module depends on module A which has a `require D v1.0.0`, and your module also depends on module B which has a `require D v1.1.1`, then minimal version selection would choose `v1.1.1` of D to include in the build (given it is the highest listed `require` version). This selection of `v1.1.1` remains consistent even if some time later a `v1.2.0` of D becomes available. This is an example of how the modules system provides 100% reproducible builds. When ready, the module author or user might choose to upgrade to the latest available version of D or choose an explicit version for D. Alternatively, later there might be a new dependency C introduced that includes a higher `require` version for D that would then be selected by minimal version selection as the highest listed `require` version for D in the build.
+As an example, if your module depends on module A which has a `require D v1.0.0`, and your module also depends on module B which has a `require D v1.1.1`, then minimal version selection would choose `v1.1.1` of D to include in the build (given it is the highest listed `require` version). This selection of `v1.1.1` remains consistent even if some time later a `v1.2.0` of D becomes available. This is an example of how the modules system provides 100% reproducible builds. When ready, the module author or user might choose to upgrade to the latest available version of D or choose an explicit version for D.
For a brief rationale and overview of the minimal version selection algorithm, [see the "High Fidelity Builds" section](https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/24301-versioned-go.md#update-timing--high-fidelity-builds) of the official proposal, or see the [more detailed `vgo` blog series](https://research.swtch.com/vgo).
