JReleaser — releasing at the speed of light
summary
JReleaser automates creating git releases, building and uploading artifacts, signing and checksumming files, and announcing releases across channels. It creates GitHub/GitLab/Gitea releases and publishes Homebrew, Scoop, Chocolatey, Snap, SDKMAN entries, plus Docker images and jlink or GraalVM native binaries (native-image requires platform-specific runners). Configuration uses mustache templates and multiple formats (YAML/JSON/Maven/Gradle), runs as CLI or Maven/Gradle plugins, can run locally or in CI, and demonstrates creating taps and Discord/Twitter announcements in one command.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:16Why JReleaser was created
- 11:05How JReleaser works
- 23:24Installation and setup
- 23:46Basic release demo
- 31:29Configuration with model file
- 35:17Releasing to GitLab and Codeberg
- 40:19Advanced use cases
- 45:14Documentation and resources
- 47:00Future plans
- 50:10Q&A and closing
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