Binaries?

[Pomax]

Given that the power of rust is that it compiles binaries, so that folks don't need to "have rust in order to run rust code", like they need for python of node.js, needing to have rust installed to use the sukr tool feels like it's still missing the last step that makes rust projects so great: you just download the executable and off you go.

Github actions provide build environments for pretty much all platforms, certainly mac, windows, and the debian and rpm flavours of linux so compiling binaries and hosting those on the releases page should be relatively little work, and would mean that instead of "clone the repo, install rust, then install as a rust dependency using cargo" it's "download the executable. You're done. The beauty of compiled languages" =)

[nrdxp]

fair point, I've been focused on getting things a bit more stablized, but yes, doing a full CI/CD pipeline including release workflow is on the list. I can probably get a pre-stable version up soonish

[nrdxp]

I've done a quick and dirty release binary by simply including it in the static content. for now you can get an x86 bin at:
https://sukr.io/release/x86_64-linux/sukr

[Pomax]

Ah, instead I'd recommend just using some github actions: you can make linux, windows, and mac releases right here in the repo and host them on the releases page =)

e.g. https://github.com/Pomax/Pomax-s-Markdown-Editor/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml

[nrdxp]

Ah, instead I'd recommend just using some github actions: you can make linux, windows, and mac releases right here in the repo and host them on the releases page =)

e.g. https://github.com/Pomax/Pomax-s-Markdown-Editor/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml

Thanks. I'm well aware of github actions, just a quick and dirty solution until I get a chance to setup a proper CI.

[Pomax]

Fair enough - I noticed you had an ai agent doc in the repo, which is pretty much the perfect tool for menial tasks like creating the build workflows =)