Bump GitHub version to version 2.4.1

[noloader]

Bump GitHub version to version 2.4.1

[mtesauro]

Thanks for this - I keep forgetting to rev the example 👍

[noloader]

@mtesauro,

No problems. While I've got your ear, two questions...

1. Where is the mailing list or discussion board?
2. Do you want a PR for README-PostgreSQL.md?

I needed to create a HowTo for our internal team. The HowTo will be the basis of README-PostgreSQL.md. It will be released under the same license DefectDojo uses.

[mtesauro]

(1) Most discussion happens on #defectdojo on the OWASP Slack instance. You can @ me there on Godojo questions.

(2) I assume README-PostgreSQL.md would be instructions for using Godojo with PostgreSQL, especially when it already exists and/or is separate from the Godojo installation. On my TODO for this week is to rename the ./scripts directory to ./docs-and-scripts and start putting documentation there so it's in the repo. I was also debating dropping things in GH wiki but I kinda prefer getting everything I need when I do a git clone rather then having to look at docs somewhere else. SO, if you want, drop it in ./scripts or ./docs-and-scripts if I beat you to your PR. I think that's a good place to gather related docs on using Godojo for now.

Cheers!

[noloader]

Thanks @mtesauro,

I started on a PR for Fedora support. It was intended to get beyond the "Unsupported OS to bootstrap, quitting" message. It is available at https://github.com/noloader/godojo/tree/fedora. Unfortunately, it is untested because I cannot get the installer to build on Fedora 35 or Ubuntu 20.04. I don't know the Go language so working though the problems is a bit much for me.

Would you like it as a PR?

[mtesauro]

Don't know how I missed this update but, sure a PR is fine. If you do a PR, please do it against the dev branch. You can also just list out the OS commands that are needed to run on Fedora 35 and I can add those into godojo as well.

I'm currently working on extracting out to a separate package the addCmd, tryCmds, etc that I'm using to run OS commands so the code is less cluttered/cleaner so even just a list of Fedora commands is a great contribution.

I will also look at your fork to see if I can just pull out the Fedora specific stuff if a PR is hard to test on Fedora. Based on the issue you added, I'm guessing Fedora has an older version of Go that 1.16.