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sync-binaries
Copies goreleaser-produced binaries into the npm platform packages and
optionally stamps the npm package version. It bridges goreleaser's
dist/artifacts.json with the npm distribution pipeline.
Usage
go run ./scripts/sync-binaries/ [flags]
| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--artifacts-path |
dist/artifacts.json |
Path to goreleaser artifacts.json |
--packages-path |
./packages |
Path to the npm packages directory |
--strict |
true |
Fail if a package directory does not exist for a built artifact |
--set-version |
`` | Semver x.y.z to write into all non-private package.json files |
--verify-bins |
false |
Verify each platform package has a non-empty bin/ after sync |
Nx targets
| Target | When |
|---|---|
sync-binaries:run |
Local dev — reads from a goreleaser build --snapshot output |
sync-binaries:run-release |
CI release — reads from goreleaser release output; also sets version |
Platform package layout
Goreleaser artifacts map to npm package directories under packages/:
| goreleaser goos/goarch | npm package |
|---|---|
linux/amd64 |
packages/cli-linux-x64 |
linux/arm64 |
packages/cli-linux-arm64 |
darwin/all (universal) |
packages/cli-darwin-x64 and packages/cli-darwin-arm64 |
windows/amd64 |
packages/cli-win32-x64 |
The --strict flag (default on) ensures that if goreleaser adds a new
platform target, the build fails fast until the corresponding
packages/cli-{os}-{arch}/ directory is created.
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