Release Targets 🎯

The targets subsection in your Rlsr configuration specifies where the releases will be published. Rlsr supports multiple target types, allowing you to publish your releases to various platforms.

Supported Targets

Currently, Rlsr supports the following targets:

1. GitHub
2. Docker

Let’s explore each target type in detail.

GitHub

To release to GitHub, you need to specify the following in your configuration:

targets:
  github:
    owner: "username"
    repo: "repository"

• owner: The GitHub username or organization name where the repository is hosted.
• repo: The name of the GitHub repository.

Important Note

To release to GitHub, you must set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable with a valid GitHub Personal Access Token. This token is used to authenticate and perform release operations on your GitHub repository.

Docker

To publish Docker images, you need to provide the following information:

targets:
  docker:
    image: "username/image:tag"
    dockerfile: "path/to/Dockerfile"
    context: "."

• image: The full name of the Docker image, including the registry if applicable.
• dockerfile: The path to the Dockerfile relative to your project root.
• context: The build context for Docker, usually the root of your project.

Multiple Targets

You can specify multiple targets in your configuration to release to different platforms simultaneously. For example:

targets:
  github:
    owner: "username"
    repo: "repository"
  docker:
    image: "username/image:tag"
    dockerfile: "./Dockerfile"
    context: "."

This configuration will release your project to both GitHub and Docker.