GitHub Actions now supports 5 platforms to compile native code to: Linux Intel/Arm, Osx Intel/Arm, and Windows Intel 🎉
And you can use @jreleaser across all to release your project, no matter the source language 🚀
This announcement is great! It means you can compile Java code targeting all platforms currently supported by @graalvm Native Image & release them with @jreleaser 🤩
Microcks 1.11.0 has just been released🎉
As far as I’m aware of, this is the first project at the CNCF that uses #JReleaser for posting releases 🤩🚀
github.com/microcks/microcks…
The script will install a CLI release with the following precedence:
- native exec for osx intel/arm, linux intel, windows intel (built with @graalvm)
- jlinked distro for linux arm, windows arm (bundled Java runtime)
- java distro for everything else
🔋included FTW!🚀
Not a fan of downloading a "random" script form the interwebz to setup a tool but it seems to be a popular option for some developers. Hence the following is now available
curl jreleaser.org/setup.sh -sSfL | sh
Get #JReleaser CLI setup in an instant! 🚀
Not a fan of downloading a "random" script form the interwebz to setup a tool but it seems to be a popular option for some developers. Hence the following is now available
curl jreleaser.org/setup.sh -sSfL | sh
Get #JReleaser CLI setup in an instant! 🚀
If you need further proof that automating releases across several languages is a hassle, I just did it for Nim, Odin, and Typescript (via Deno and Bum respectively) without much fuss. A growing list of getting started examples for @jreleaserjreleaser.org/guide/latest/e…