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build statically linked binaries with CGO disabled #657

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In #632 we switched the build from running on MacOS to Ubuntu. On MacOS CGO is disabled by default, and switching to Ubuntu means this is turned on. We however want to build statically linked binaries since they are easier to deal with. Set that up in the goreleaser.yml explicitly.

In #632 we switched the
build from running on MacOS to Ubuntu.  On MacOS CGO is disabled by
default, and switching to Ubuntu means this is turned on.  We however
want to build statically linked binaries since they are easier to deal
with.  Set that up in the goreleaser.yml directly.
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@tgummerer tgummerer merged commit c872650 into main Oct 8, 2024
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justinvp commented Oct 9, 2024

Next step is to pull this release into pulumi/pulumi and release a new version of the CLI that includes this.

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