Publish to Official MCP Registry #129
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This PR is branched off of #128.
Wires up GoReleaser to publish a
server.jsonfile to the Official MCP Registry, which makes it possible to install the Tiger MCP server (running via a Docker container) into any MCP client that supports the registry (though I'm not sure any actually exist in the wild yet). Theserver.jsonfile lists the required environment variables (for passing in login credentials) and bind mounts (for syncing the config file(s) and.pgpassfile out of the container to the user's machine). MCP clients that support installing from the registry should (in theory) prompt users for the necessary inputs.Note that I considered using GoReleaser's new built-in support for publishing to the Official MCP Registry (see these docs), but upon trying it, I noticed that it was lacking support for several of the
server.jsonfields we need to supply (such asruntimeArgumentsandenvironmentVariables), and I encountered a few bugs as well. I believe that's just because it's so new. Hopefully we will be able to switch over to using that at some point in the future, once it becomes a bit more mature/stable.Closes AGE-312