@AndreasBergmeier6176
I think I see what’s happening here. Your workspace is set up to use Go 1.22.9, but the extension is picking up the system-installed Go version 1.22.2, which is causing all these errors.

To fix this, you’ll want to make sure your environment is correctly set up so that the right Go version is used everywhere. A good way to do this is by setting GOTOOLCHAIN=local, which tells Go to always use the version specified in your workspace rather than falling back to the system toolchain. You can do this by running (from your workspace):

go env -w GOTOOLCHAIN=local

Or:

go env -w GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.22.9

Also, make sure your go.work file correctly specifies go 1.22.9, which I assume is already the case.

In VS Code, the extension might still be defaulting to the system Go installation. You can force it to use the correct version by setting the GOROOT path in the settings, or adding this to your settings.json:

"go.alternateTools": {
 "go": "/path/to/go1.22.9/bin/go"
}

That should sort it out. Let me know if it still gives you trouble