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hof/ci: update hof's homebrew/tap on release #317

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verdverm opened this issue Sep 9, 2023 · 5 comments
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hof/ci: update hof's homebrew/tap on release #317

verdverm opened this issue Sep 9, 2023 · 5 comments
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verdverm commented Sep 9, 2023

automate it, because I always forget

possibly with goreleaser?

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gedw99 commented Oct 6, 2024

Since we are talking ci, also worth making a winget too . It’s a good way to update windows machines. Been using it for golang projects .

go released also supports winget .

I tend to not use go releaser but it’s my own bend . I just kind of like having more control , and just have my own templates. It’s also because go releaser can’t do everything , so it’s kind of better to embrace templates so your not blocked inside go releaser .

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verdverm commented Nov 4, 2024

what is "go released"? I'm no thrilled with goreleaser, but haven't thought about switching b/c "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"

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gedw99 commented Nov 4, 2024

Actually after using go releaser I don’t like it .

I ended up write my own system that works off a makefile and some golang so I can control it how i need to on laptop and in CI with the exact same makefile doing the work in both places .

Winget is just a template , and a like bit of find / replace . Even that is easy with a makefile and a simple generic golsng find / replace that works of text files .

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verdverm commented Nov 5, 2024

ah, I'd probably use Dagger if I were to replace goreleaser

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gedw99 commented Nov 5, 2024

Yes I know dagger . Used it a bit .

prefer good old templates so I have control . Less is more

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