Skip to main content

What works (with proof)

Every anodizer feature, with a status and a link you can click to see the working artifact: not source code, not test names, the actual file or page.

What works (with proof)

This page is the dogfood test for anodizer. Every feature has one of two statuses, and the proof is always something you can open in your browser: a release artifact, a published package, or a public registry entry. We don't ask you to read source code to verify our claims.

How to read this page

StatusMeans
Verifiedanodize or cfgd ships with it. Click the link to see the public artifact.
🤝 Help wantedTests pass. We can't validate the production path ourselves: paid account, missing runtime, or a target that doesn't fit our projects. Open an issue if you want to validate it on yours.

Two public projects use anodizer to ship themselves:

When a row says "lives on <package manager>", click through and you'll land on the live page. Where two examples exist (one per project), we link both so you can see the same feature in two configurations.

Where to look

SectionWhat's in it
Where you install itDistribution channels users get the binary from
What anodizer buildsArchives, packages, installers, containers, signing
Release pipelineReleases, changelogs, announcers, blob uploads, custom publishers
anodizer.yml configTop-level keys, templates, lifecycle hooks, monorepo
CLICommands and flags
GitHub Actionanodizer-action inputs
Rust-specific extrasFeatures with no GoReleaser equivalent

Methodology

  • Reference target: GoReleaser (OSS + Pro). We track every documented feature in both editions plus our own Rust-specific additions.
  • Verified ✅: anodize or cfgd ships with it. Public artifact at the linked URL (release file, package on a registry, image on GHCR).
  • Help wanted 🤝: the feature is implemented and tested. We can't run the production path: paid account, missing runtime, or a target that doesn't fit either of our two projects.

If you can produce a public artifact for any 🤝 row, open a PR with the link and we'll flip it to ✅. Same for any feature you think is missing and should be ✅: send the proof. Open an issue if you want to validate a 🤝 row against your own project.