- Introduces a Bash script to install the systemd-timer binary
- Detects OS and architecture to download the appropriate binary
- Verifies the binary using SHA256 checksum for security
- Supports installation with or without sudo privileges
- Introduce matrix strategy for building and uploading binaries
for multiple architectures (amd64, arm64).
- Generate SHA256 checksum files for release binaries.
- Upload both binaries and their corresponding SHA256 files
as release assets for better integrity verification.
- Add error handling and rollback logic for unit file writes
- Prevent partial file writes by removing created files on failure
- Update tests to reflect new return type and error handling
- Introduces a workflow to upload release assets in Gitea
- Executes on published release events to associate artifacts
- Ensures artifacts match the release state using tagged checkout
- Introduces a function to retrieve the application version
- Returns 'dev' if the version file is missing and 'unknown' for other errors
- Exports the new utility for use in other modules
- Introduces a CLI tool for creating systemd .timer and .service units
- Adds options for configuring unit names, commands, scheduling, and more
- Supports dry-run mode and user-level unit file generation
- Introduces tests to validate service and timer unit generation
- Covers description, dependencies, environment variables, and logging
- Ensures generated units meet expected configurations
- Introduces a utility function to extract and sanitize job names
from executable paths by removing paths, extensions, and special
characters.
- Adds unit tests to validate function behavior with various inputs.
- Add tests for writing .service and .timer files with `writeUnitFiles`
- Add tests for resolving target paths with `resolveUnitTargetPath`
- Ensure proper file creation, content validation, and path resolution
