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github: upload a darwin binary (tests succeeded) #6

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josue opened this issue Oct 24, 2018 · 5 comments
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github: upload a darwin binary (tests succeeded) #6

josue opened this issue Oct 24, 2018 · 5 comments
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@josue
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josue commented Oct 24, 2018

Environment:

  • macOS High Sierra (v10.13.6) - Darwin 17.7.0
  • Go 1.11.1

Download & Compile

go get -u github.com/akavel/up

Test

man man |& up

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up test output

@theolampert
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Can confirm this also works for me with an identical environment to @josue

@tsella
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tsella commented Oct 24, 2018

Mojave with go 1.10.1 👍

@akavel
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akavel commented Oct 24, 2018

Thanks a lot! I'll rephrase it to an action item for me then, to try and provide a binary for MacOSX. The #10 is a related issue where ideas on how to test future releases can be discussed.

@akavel akavel changed the title Compile for MacOS (successful) github: upload a darwin binary (tests succeeded) Oct 24, 2018
@akavel akavel added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 24, 2018
@jeffutter
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Just thought I might mention GoReleaser as a nice tool to automate build Github releases for go projects. https://goreleaser.com/ It can take care of building for multiple platforms and uploading all of the releases to Github for you. Furthermore, it can be automated to do the building/uploading from CI when; for example, a tag is pushed.

@akavel
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akavel commented Oct 26, 2018

Done, thanks for the heads-up! :) I totally hope to try using the GoReleaser app in future; for now it was easier to just do it by hand! :)

@akavel akavel closed this as completed Oct 26, 2018
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