GoReleaser Pro

Release engineering, simplified.

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What is GoReleaser Pro?

GoReleaser Pro is a fork of the OSS version you already use every day, with extra features.

With GoReleaser Pro you can:

• Further filter artifacts with if statements;
• Easily create alpine, apt, and yum repositories with the CloudSmith integration;
• Have global defaults for homepage, description, etc;
• Run hooks before publishing artifacts;
• Cross publish (e.g. releases to GitLab, pushes Homebrew Tap to GitHub);
• Keep DockerHub image descriptions up to date;
• Create macOS disk images (DMGs);
• Create Windows installers;
• Use goreleaser release --single-target to build the whole pipeline for a single architecture locally;
• Check boxes in pull request templates;
• Template entire files and add them to the release. You can also template files that will be included in archives, packages, Docker images, etc...;
• Use the .Artifacts template variable to build more powerful customizations;
• Split and merge builds to speed up your release by splitting work, use CGO, or run platform-specific code;
• More changelog options: Filter commits by path & subgroups, group dividers;
• Have custom before and after hooks for archives;
• Prepare a release with goreleaser release --prepare, publish and announce it later with goreleaser publish and goreleaser announce, or with goreleaser continue;
• Preview and test your next release's change log with goreleaser changelog;
• Continuously release nightly builds;
• Import pre-built binaries with the prebuilt builder;
• Rootless build Docker images and manifests with Podman;
• Easily create apt and yum repositories with the fury.io integration;
• Reuse configuration files with the include keyword;
• Run commands after the release with global after hooks;
• Use GoReleaser within your monorepo;
• Create custom template variables (goes well with includes).

And more features will be added soon.

The idea is to make this more sustainable. I have invested a lot of time in GoReleaser, some people contribute (either with code or money), most people don't. I'm not a big fan of receiving money without giving something in return, so this is my try at it.

What's next for GoReleaser OSS?

I'll continue to maintain and add features as I already do. The only difference is that features that feel more "enterprisy" will be added to the paid version instead (unless someone contributes the code for it).

What's in this repository?

This repository contains mainly 2 things:

1. The GoReleaser Pro binaries, packages, and archives to download;
2. The GoReleaser Pro configuration structs, so you can use them to integrate with other tools, or to generate YAML from Go.

More details

You can find more details and buy it here.

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