Where you install it

Distribution channels users get the anodize and cfgd binaries from, with a link to each live registry entry.

Where you install it

Distribution channels users get the binary from. Each row links to the live registry page or release asset.

Live configuration

Top-level homebrew_casks: block from cfgd/.anodizer.yaml (snapshot 2026-05-26). Both anodizer's and cfgd's dogfood configs migrated off the deprecated publish.homebrew: Formula path on 2026-05-26 per GoReleaser v2.16; the homebrew_casks: docs cover the migration guide.

# Top-level homebrew_casks block (GR v2.16+ supported path).
# homebrew_casks: is the sole Homebrew publication path; publish.homebrew: has been removed.
homebrew_casks:
  - required: true
    repository:
      owner: tj-smith47
      name: homebrew-tap
    directory: Formula
    description: "Declarative, GitOps-style machine configuration management"
    homepage: "https://github.com/tj-smith47/cfgd"
    license: MIT
    binaries:
      - cfgd
    generate_completions_from_executable:
      executable: cfgd
      args:
        - completion
      base_name: cfgd
    caveats: |
      Run `cfgd init` to scaffold a config in your repo.
    dependencies:
      - name: git
        type: required
    commit_msg_template: "cfgd {{ .Tag }}"
    commit_author:
      name: "TJ Smith"
      email: "tj@jarvispro.io"