BUILD: GoReleaser integration for Homebrew Cask #3734
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cafferata
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| description: "DNSControl: Infrastructure as Code for DNS Zones" | ||
| license: "MIT" | ||
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| - formula: dnscontrol |
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Note te self: goreleaser/goreleaser#5996
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This PR is kept in draft state for now. Work here depends on the outcome of the migration path within Homebrew. |
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GoReleaser can generate and publish (since v2.10) a Homebrew Cask into a repository (Tap), reducing the delay for Brew users to receive the latest release.
After this initial setup, SLSA Provenance can be revisited:
See also:
These tasks are currently blocked, pending the creation of the
StackExchange/homebrew-taprepository by @tlimoncelli, as discussed today in #3674.