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So we release software like everyone else, with versions clearly identified through git tags and in binary, proper automatic changelogs, distributed through GitHub releases, making it easy to hotfix any version and release it without having to jump through many hoops. Why do we need it for go-minipypi? It was a nice small project to test this on. The goal is to eventually use this elsewhere. There's also no harm in a properly versioned release process. |
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goreleaser is a tool for releasing go projects - https://goreleaser.com/ It will package things up for multiple platforms, and even publish to Github.
This is the closest we can get to the existing gzipped binary format
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goreleaser is a tool for releasing go projects - https://goreleaser.com/
It will package things up for multiple platforms, and even publish to Github.
It currently won't do the gzipped format that we use, but as this also doesn't upload to S3 directly, that can just be an extra step.
Example GitHub release (not from this project) -