A couple of weeks ago, I got a couple of complaints about the way GoReleaser is being versioned - more precisely, the fact that deprecated options are removed in minor instead of major versions.
Those complaints are valid, and today I'm announcing how I plan to move forward.
A boring release, mostly bug fixes. Boring is good.
We are in the process of migrating our blog from Medium to here.
A little over 100 commits in small-ish quality-of-life improvements.
Almost 200 commits adding Nix, Winget, and much more...
May is the maintainers month, so I would first like to thank all the maintainers out there for the hard work, you rock!
The Easter release is here!
The February release got a little late... better later than even later, I guess! 😄
GoReleaser and ko are popular open-source, well-recognized projects, especially in the containerization and open-source ecosystem for Go applications. Many people use these projects for their Go applications because they are pretty straightforward and CI-friendly tools that make your releasing artifacts (binary and container image) process super elegant, which also helps you focus more on developing the business logic rather than planning to release software type of works.
Keeping our pace of 1 minor a month, this is the January 2023 release.