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title: 'Rio is now releasing with GoReleaser'
date: 2025-03-01 10:28
description: 'Since v0.2.8 Rio terminal has been releasing with GoReleaser.'
description: 'Since v0.2.8, Rio terminal is using GoReleaser to handle its release pipeline.'
categories: windows macos linux bsd
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Since v0.2.8 Rio terminal has been releasing with GoReleaser, which simplifies my life. Before, I had the process of release partially manually (Apple MacOS notarization) and the rest automated. In the automation side, I didn't have support to `.rpm` files and had to update few files regarding the new version. Frankly, it's the kind of work I don't want to do for every release.
Since v0.2.8, I've been using GoReleaser to release Rio, which makes my life so much easier.
Before, I had a mix of local (and manual) work with an automated pipeline.
In the automation side, I didn't have support to `.rpm` packages and still had to update few files regarding the new version.
Frankly, it's the kind of work I don't want to do for every release.

GoReleaser is a release automation tool. It currently supports Go, Rust, Zig, and TypeScript (with Bun and Deno). GoReleaser was created to solve a problem we all had at some point: releasing software is boring and error prone.
GoReleaser is a release automation tool. It currently supports Go, Rust, Zig, and TypeScript (with Bun and Deno).
GoReleaser was created to solve a problem we all had at some point: releasing software is boring and error prone.

![GoReleaser logo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/goreleaser/artwork/refs/heads/master/goreleaser_rust_zig_16_9.png)

Rio wouldn't be using GoReleaser without the awesome work from [Vedant Mohan Goyal](https://github.com/vedantmgoyal9) and [Carlos Becker](https://github.com/caarlos0). Talking which, Vedant is writing a blog post migrating Rio pipeline to GoReleaser, seriously go follow him!
Rio wouldn't be using GoReleaser without the awesome work of [Vedant Mohan Goyal](https://github.com/vedantmgoyal9) and [Carlos Alexandro Becker](https://github.com/caarlos0).
Speaking of which, Vedant is writing a blog post about migrating the Rio pipeline to GoReleaser - seriously go follow him!

That's it for today folks :)
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