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anodizer

The release pipeline built for Rust — workspace-aware, reproducible, and signed by default.

Anodizer reads a declarative config file and runs your entire release from a single anodizer release command: build, archive, checksum, changelog, sign, release, publish, and announce. It's built around the Rust ecosystem — Cargo workspaces, Cargo.lock-aware version bumps, crates.io, and byte-reproducible artifacts.

See What works (with proof) for a per-feature status — every "live" claim links to a real published artifact you can verify yourself.

Why anodizer?

Your release is a Cargo workspace — not a bag of loose binaries. anodizer is built that way from the ground up.

• It speaks Cargo. Per-crate release cadences, per-crate tags, and a tag resolver let a single crate and a thirty-crate monorepo share one config. anodizer tag and anodizer bump rewrite Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock, then commit and tag — locally by default, and (on --push) push the bump commit and tag atomically — no orphaned bump commit, no hand-rolled git push, no lockfile drift.
• crates.io, published in the right order. Dependency-aware ordering with sparse-index polling holds each crate until the ones it depends on have propagated — so a workspace publish never races itself into a transient "version not found."
• Cross-compiles without the toolchain tax. musl, glibc, Windows, and macOS from one machine via cargo-zigbuild or cross. No rustup target add rituals, no per-target CI shards to babysit.
• Reproducible — and it proves it. Deterministic artifacts by default, then anodizer check determinism rebuilds them and byte-compares. "Reproducible" becomes a fact your CI enforces, not a claim in your release notes.
• Signing and attestation are first-class. cosign + GPG for binaries, archives, checksums, and images, plus SLSA-style build provenance — wired in a few lines of config.

Then the long tail that Rust authors actually hit: generated per-crate READMEs, cargo-binstall metadata derived straight from your config (no hand-maintained pkg-url that 404s), version_files to pin your docs and install scripts to the released version, and post-release install smoke tests that catch a broken artifact before your users do.

Already know GoReleaser? anodizer's {{ .Field }} template syntax will feel right at home. Moving from cargo-dist, release-plz, or cargo-release? The migration guides map your setup straight over.

Features

Build

• Cross-platform builds via cargo-zigbuild, cross, or native cargo build
• Per-build hooks (pre/post), environment variables, feature flags, and target overrides
• UPX binary compression with per-target filtering
• Workspace support with per-crate independent release cadences

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.