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XPReleaser

Like Goreleaser but for Crossplane packages.

Usage

Build and push artifacts to a registry:

crossplanereleaser release

To just build artifacts:

crossplanereleaser build

An example .crossplanereleaser.yaml config can look like this

project_name: my-project
dist: dist/my-project

builds:
  - id: composition-package
    dir: package/compositions
    examples: examples
  - id: function-package
    dir: package/function
    examples: "IGNORE"
    # Use a prebuilt image tar that contains the function binary, i.e. by Ko
    runtime_image_tar: dist/function-base-image.tar

pushes:
  - build: composition-package
    image_templates:
      - "my-registry.com/my-project/package-compositions:{{ .Tag }}"
      - "my-registry.com/my-project/package-compositions:{{ .FullCommit }}"
  - id: function # Used to manually filter for images to be pushed
    build: function-package
    image_templates:
      - "my-registry.com/my-project/package-function:{{ .Tag }}"
      - "my-registry.com/my-project/package-function:{{ .FullCommit }}"

Requirements

Crossplanereleaser does not deal packages by itself but instead uses external tools for that which need to be available in your system:

  • git to generate package meta information.
  • crank for package building
  • crane for image publishing.