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I have a shell script that builds it and gets it code signed with Apple, and then I publish to GitHub manually. I think for now we should keep the system the same since I don’t make releases often enough, and the nix stuff is already broken for some reason. Unfortunately I haven’t learned nix yet so I haven’t looked into it. Feel free to look into the OCI stuff but for now I don’t think the effort is worth automating the rest of the release
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The release stuff I'm looking into seems relative simple with some copy-paste to handle codesigning, and it would enable releasing a binary for Windows, too.
Seems like you can store your Apple certs in GHA secrets, then pull them out with https://github.com/Apple-Actions/import-codesign-certs and then use them in something like https://localazy.com/blog/how-to-automatically-sign-macos-apps-using-github-actions.
Publishing to Crates.io might help, too, because then people could install it from there.
Your call!
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I think it would make sense if we had more regular releases. Right now it feels like a couple of fixed issues away from not needing any releases anytime soon (mostly the Windows issue), so I don't want to waste anyones time. If interest in the tool picks up then I definitely think it would be worthwhile.
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Related Issues (20)
- Finalize pre-commit configuration HOT 4
- What kind of secret that ripsecrets can find out HOT 4
- Consider supporting BIND9 config format
- Running cargo install downloads sentry submodule HOT 4
- Bug: Long secrets are not ignored
- Feature request: Allow global .secretsignore
- `.secretsignore` without `[secrets]` isn’t used
- FR: Consider adding gitlab private token pattern. HOT 3
- Check against SEDATED regexes for more
- `pre-commit` hook should use pre-built binaries instead of requiring `cargo install` HOT 8
- Inconsistent behavior on secretsignore HOT 2
- It doesn't work HOT 9
- Blockers to 1.0.0? HOT 1
- Does not work in Windows
- Include a manpage in release artifacts HOT 1
- Catch Azure SAS tokens in URLs? HOT 2
- Publish on crates.io HOT 4
- support quay robot token pattern HOT 3
- not that fast.. show benchmarks HOT 2
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