Rust-specific extras

Features anodizer adds because Rust's toolchain and packaging conventions differ from Go's. No GoReleaser equivalent.

Rust-specific extras

These features exist because Rust's toolchain and packaging conventions differ from Go's. They are dogfooded by anodizer and cfgd themselves.

Live configuration

Excerpt from cfgd/.anodizer.yaml (snapshot 2026-05-24) — every feature in the table below is wired here.

# Tag bumper — requires an explicit signal per commit range
# (Conventional Commits or `#major`/`#minor`/`#patch` tokens).
tag:
  default_bump: none
  branch_history: full
  tag_prefix: "v"
  release_branches: [master]
  initial_version: "0.3.5"

# UPX target-triple globs — Rust triples, not Go GOOS/GOARCH.
upx:
  - id: default
    enabled: true
    args: ["--best", "--lzma"]
    targets:
      - x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
      - aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu
      - x86_64-apple-darwin
      - x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

# Workspaces — independent release cadences per crate.
workspaces:
  - name: cfgd-core                 # shared library, crates.io only
    skip: [announce]
    crates:
      - name: cfgd-core
        path: crates/cfgd-core
        tag_template: "core-v{{ Version }}"
        version_sync: { enabled: true, mode: cargo }
        # publish.cargo inherited from defaults (index_timeout: 600)

  - name: cfgd                      # cross-platform CLI
    crates:
      - name: cfgd
        path: crates/cfgd
        tag_template: "v{{ Version }}"
        depends_on: [cfgd-core]     # dependency-aware publish ordering
        version_sync: { enabled: true, mode: cargo }
        universal_binaries:
          - { name_template: "{{ ProjectName }}", replace: false }
        binstall:
          enabled: true   # pkg_url + per-target overrides derived from archive.name_template
  # ... cfgd-operator, cfgd-csi follow the same shape