v1.0.0

TL;DR: add this command to the end of your build script to make your CLI executable:

// package.json
"scripts": {
	"build": "tsc && execify --pkg"
}

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This release massively simplifies execify to only set executable permissions (chmod +x) on specified file paths and (optionally) binaries in package.json.

Results are now logged to the console:

Breaking

• The Node.js target version range is now ^22.22 || ^24.15 || >=26.
• The --shebang option has been removed.
  Alternatively, execify now warns if a shebang is missing from a file, but does not validate the specific shebang itself:
  
  

   $ execify cli.js
   ✔ Execified "cli.js"
   ⚠ File "cli.js" is missing a shebang!

• Glob handling is no longer supported. File paths must be passed individually in separate inputs to execify:
  
  

   $ execify "cli.js" "bin.sh"
   ✔ Execified "cli.js"
   ✔ Execified "bin.js"

  If your shell supports globs, that will still work:
  
  

   $ execify bin/*
   ✔ Execified "bin/cli.js"
   ✔ Execified "bin/cli.sh"

Improvements

• Per-file results are logged to the console
• File-system failures are handled gracefully
• Updated dependencies:
  • Removed globby and ts-pattern
  • Switched read-pkg-up to read-package-up
  • Added log-symbols
• Improved documentation

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v0.2.1-0...v1.0.0

• feat!: simplify to only chmod +x, target Node.js 22/24/26 (#1) 88e4390