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Alpine: an .apk in the ByJG Alpine repository; release 0.6.1 - #6
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GoReleaser now also builds an .apk (amd64, arm64). On a release, add-pkg publishes it to the ByJG Alpine repository (byjg/byjg.github.io#68), signed with APK_PRIVATE_KEY, which release.yaml now passes. The README's Alpine section: add the repository, then
apk add static-httpserver. Chart 0.4.1 / appVersion 0.6.1, so after merging, pushing the tag v0.6.1 is the whole release (check-version.sh tag v0.6.1 passes). Merge byjg/byjg.github.io#68 first: it is what publishes the .apk.