Add release script for GitHub Actions #76
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Signed-off-by: Phil Estes <estesp@amazon.com>
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Can I suggest using goreleaser instead? It also builds docker images for you and allows for additional binaries tot be built extremely easy. An example that can be used is available in one my of my repos: .goreleaser.yaml, Dockerfile.goreleaser, and .github/workflows/cd.yml. It is also relatively trivial to add signatures to the checksum that gets generated too! |
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I'll be testing this to verify, but it's probably 99% correct. Generates a Windows and Linux amd64 binary, puts it in a tarball, creates a sha256 sum and uploads those 4 items to the release downloads. Would require that the release notes are attached to the signed tag so it can be pulled from there to make the release notes in the GH release page.
Questions: do we want another binary for arm64 or anything else? It wouldn't be tested of course, and I guess the Windows one isn't being tested either. This could be simplified just to create and upload the amd64 Linux binary as well.
Signed-off-by: Phil Estes estesp@amazon.com