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go-cli-release-automation

Design, implement, and review secure Go CLI release automation with versioned tags, GoReleaser, GitHub Actions, checksums, signing, provenance, changelogs, Homebrew distribution, least-privilege credentials, verification, and recovery. Use when publishing CLI artifacts, configuring release CI, adding package-manager delivery, or diagnosing a partial or failed release.

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# Go CLI Release Automation

Treat release automation as a state transition with verifiable inputs, immutable
artifacts, least privilege, and an explicit recovery path.

## Core Workflow

1. Define version, supported targets, artifact names, and release authority.
2. Validate release configuration without publishing.
3. Build final artifacts exactly once from a clean tagged commit and generate checksums.
4. Publish through pinned, least-privilege CI with protected environments.
5. Update package-manager metadata from the published artifacts.
6. Install and smoke-test representative artifacts.
7. Record partial state and recover without silently replacing released bytes.