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Add a git configuration to control to either use long commit hashes (current default) or use the short version with only the first 7 characters of the hash. See #578
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GitHub Token
GoReleaser requires a GitHub API token with the repo scope selected to
deploy the artifacts to GitHub.
You can create one here.
This token should be added to the environment variables as GITHUB_TOKEN.
Here is how to do it with Travis CI:
Defining Variables in Repository Settings.
Alternatively, you can provide the GitHub token in a file. GoReleaser will check ~/.config/goreleaser/github_token by default, you can change that in
the .goreleaser.yml file:
# .goreleaser.yml
env_files:
github_token: ~/.path/to/my/token
GitHub Enterprise
You can use GoReleaser with GitHub Enterprise by providing its URLs in
the .goreleaser.yml configuration file:
# .goreleaser.yml
github_urls:
api: api.github.foo.bar
upload: uploads.github.foo.bar
download: github.foo.bar
If none are set, they default to GitHub's public URLs.
The dist folder
By default, GoReleaser will create its artifacts in the ./dist folder.
If you must, you can change it by setting it in the .goreleaser.yml file:
# .goreleaser.yml
dist: another-folder-that-is-not-dist
Using the main.version
GoReleaser always sets a main.version ldflag.
You can use it in your main.go file:
package main
var version = "master"
func main() {
println(version)
}
version will be set to the current Git tag (the v prefix is stripped) or the name of
the snapshot, if you're using the --snapshot flag.
You can override this by changing the ldflags option in the build section.
Customizing Git
By default, GoReleaser uses full length commit hashes when setting a main.commit
ldflag or creating filenames in --snapshot mode.
You can use short, 7 character long commit hashes by setting it in the .goreleaser.yml:
# .goreleaser.yml
git:
short_hash: true