gobuffalo / release

Buffalo ecosystem release tool

Buffalo Documentation

This is the repository for https://www.gobuffalo.io, the official website of the Buffalo ecosystem.

This documentation contains:

• The Buffalo Documentation
• The Pop Documentation

Contributing

Contributing to this documentation site is a great, and easy, way to help make Buffalo better!

Note that this repository is only about Buffalo ecosystem documentation. If you want to contribute to the ecosystem itself, please refer to the concerned repository:

• Buffalo
• Buffalo CLI
• Pop
• Plush

See the contribution guide for more info about how to contribute.

release's Issues

Issue caused by this package when installing buffalo

When trying to install buffalo I keep gettings this error: # github.com/gobuffalo/release/genny/release ..\..\go\src\github.com\gobuffalo\release\genny\release\options.go:42:18: cannot use v (type *semver.Version) as type semver.Version in assignment
and it seems to be caused by this package.

Clarify options for confirmation question

When release asks are you sure you want to release "v1.0.0" (master)? its not clear that the answer should be y

Move release to Github Actions

Goreleaser GITLAB_TOKEN

Hello,

Since version v0.112.0 of GoReleaser, we can use Gitlab Releaser.

But in gobuffalo/release, we are forced to use the variable GITHUB_TOKEN, if we initialize it with a bad value, goreleaser does not accept GITHUB_TOKEN and GITLAB_TOKEN.

Errors:

• Error: you must set a GITHUB_TOKEN
• ⨯ release failed after 3.09s error=both GITHUB_TOKEN and GITLAB_TOKEN. Only one is allowed

Could you disable checking GITHUB_TOKEN ?

Thank you.

gobuffalo/release: v1.8.3
goreleaser: 0.114.0

"make update" fails if package has "-" in it

version.go:

package runner-ex

// Version of runner
const Version = "0.0.1"

bash:

x-MacBook-Pro:runner-ex apple$ make update
go get -u -tags "sqlite"
# github.com/joeblew99/runner-ex
./version.go:1:15: syntax error: unexpected -, expecting semicolon or newline
make[1]: *** [update] Error 2