Announcing GoReleaser v2.3
Another month, another minor release full of improvements!
A boring release, mostly bug fixes. Boring is good.
semver
in GoReleaser Propackage_dependencies
and update schema version to
1.5.0.goreleaser build
.go mod
handling on pre-mods Go versions.Besides that, some important refactories that should help evolving GoReleaser further:
--skip
merges all the --skip-*
flags, and will be extended to more
features (open an issue requesting what you need 📩).And, as always, several bug fixes and documentation updates!
GoReleaser was never properly/extensive tested on Windows. It somewhat works, but there are many rough edges, and potentially some bugs here and there.
To make Windows a first-class runtime for GoReleaser, I started trying to make CI pass on Windows. It’s a bit hard to evolve it as I don’t really use Windows, and end up having to juggle around VMs and/or CI.
If you use Windows regularly and want to contribute to OSS, ping me on our Discord, I’m happy to help you in any way you need, especially if you are a beginner in the field and/or Go.
Our blog was migrated to a new address (and out of medium)!
You can read the announcement here.
It still a work in progress, though. You can also see the still-open issue here
The old address will still be up indefinitely, but we won’t be updating it any longer.
You can install or upgrade using your favorite package manager, or see the full release notes and download the pre-compiled binaries here and here (for Pro).
You can help by contributing features and bug fixes, or by donating. You may also be interested in buying a GoReleaser Pro license.
You can find out more here.
Cross-posted from the GoReleaser Blog.