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govvv
The simple Go binary versioning tool that wraps the go build
command.
Stop worrying about -ldflags
and go get github.com/ahmetb/govvv
now.
Build Variables
Variable | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
main.GitCommit |
short commit hash of source tree | 0b5ed7a |
main.GitBranch |
current branch name the code is built off | master |
main.GitState |
whether there are uncommitted changes | clean or dirty |
main.GitSummary |
output of git describe --tags --dirty --always |
v1.0.0 , v1.0.1-5-g585c78f-dirty , fbd157c |
main.BuildDate |
RFC3339 formatted UTC date | 2016-08-04T18:07:54Z |
main.Version |
contents of ./VERSION file, if exists, or the value passed via the -version option |
2.0.0 |
Using govvv is easy
Just add the build variables you want to the main
package and run:
old | :sparkles: new :sparkles: |
---|---|
go build |
govvv build |
go install |
govvv install |
Version your app with govvv
Create a VERSION
file in your build root directory and add a Version
variable to your main
package.
Do you have your own way of specifying Version
? No problem:
govvv lets you specify custom -ldflags
Your existing -ldflags
argument will still be preserved:
govvv build -ldflags "-X main.BuildNumber=$buildnum" myapp
and the -ldflags
constructed by govvv will be appended to your flag.
Don’t want to depend on govvv
? It’s fine!
You can just pass a -print
argument and govvv
will just print the
go build
command with -ldflags
for you and will not execute the go tool:
$ govvv build -print
go build \
-ldflags \
"-X main.GitCommit=57b9870 -X main.GitBranch=dry-run -X main.GitState=dirty -X main.Version=0.1.0 -X main.BuildDate=2016-08-08T20:50:21Z"
Still don’t want to wrap the go
tool? Well, try -flags
to retrieve the LDFLAGS govvv prepares:
$ go build -ldflags="$(govvv -flags)"
Want to use a different package?
You can pass a -pkg
argument with the full package name, and govvv
will
set the build variables in that package instead of main
. For example:
# build with govvv
$ govvv build -pkg github.com/myacct/myproj/mypkg
# build with go
$ go build -ldflags="$(govvv -flags -pkg $(go list ./mypkg))"
Want to use a different version?
You can pass a -version
argument with the desired version, and govvv
will
use the specified version instead of obtaining it from the ./VERSION
file.
For example:
# build with govvv
$ govvv build -version 1.2.3
# build with go
$ go build -ldflags="$(govvv -flags -version 1.2.3)"
Try govvv today
$ go get github.com/ahmetb/govvv
govvv is distributed under [Apache 2.0 License](LICENSE).
Copyright 2016 Ahmet Alp Balkan
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the govvv README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.