[rothgar]

Here's a base template for homebrew support.

You can install it from my tap via brew install rothgar/tap/awsls I changed the owner back to you for this PR.

To make a release

• export GITHUB_TOKEN with repo write access
• run goreleaser release --rm-dist

I couldn't find where you're creating the existing changelogs. I added it in the template but we can remove it if you want to stick with your current method. I also added checksums.txt to be added to the releases. You can see how it looks for the release here https://github.com/rothgar/awsls/releases/tag/v1.16.0

We can also add Linux arm support if you'd like. Once macOS arm support lands in go we should be able to update goreleaser and add support there too.

Fixes #23

[jckuester]

I couldn't find where you're creating the existing changelogs.

I probably went with the goreleaser defaults. Let's use your template.

I also added checksums.txt to be added to the releases.

Haven't noticed that I didn't provide checksums, thanks for adding them.

We can also add Linux arm support if you'd like.

I once added arm, but overall release times were so slow and timed out in a previous goreleaser version (because binaries for awsls are huge) that I removed them. Let's add arm again.

[rothgar]

Are you running releases locally? Would you like me to add GitHub actions to build releases when you push a new tag?

[jckuester]

I guess, this would be great. I did it locally, because my automated releases with Travis were timing out. But AFAIR releases with a newer version of goreleaser have been much faster (not sure if that has been a bug).

[rothgar]

I did a local build yesterday when testing the goreleaser template. It still took a long time, but I had a good nap 😴 😄

I'll add a github action to do the build. You'll just need to add the GITHUB_TOKEN to settings in this repo before it'll work. You can still do builds with goreleaser locally and --skip-publish to test it.

[jckuester]

LGTM. Thanks for your contribution, Justin :)

[jckuester]

Can you change this to 1.15.x to match the travis build? (I can also do that after merge)

[jckuester]

Can you change this back to my user? (I can also do that after merge).

[rothgar]

Sorry I didn't get a chance to finish it last night. I got an error in GitHub actions on my build so I'm not 100% sure this will work as intended yet.
I was going to have another look at the error tonight.