#tarball

Replace zip archive with tarball for ease of Docker container injection.

#sync

• Minor release to synchronize documentation
• Readd precompiled binaries to release media

#netbsd

• Update Rust
• Add x86_64-unknown-netbsd

#port

Release media now includes ports of tinyrick to many more platforms.

Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bin

Changes:

• Offer convenience function for querying host's preferred binary suffix (cygwin, WLS, etc. are right out).
• Update documentation

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.

tinyrick.rs, now with 120% more tinyrick!

Changes:

• Standardize build configuration filename to tinyrick.rs
• Offer -h/--help, -v/--version, and -l/--list tasks command line flags
• Update walkthrough

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.

I want to (burp)lieve

Changes:

• wubba_lubba_dub_dub! now runs inside your main(), where you can declare any additional static initializers.
• dep() caches dependent task runs, instead of running them every time.
• phony!() disables caching for the given tasks.
• Added more examples to the README

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.

emergency exit edition

Changes:

• API distinguishes between commands expected to succeed, vs. commands whose exit statuses are queriable
• Clarify install behavior in example project
• Add .gitignore to example project

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.

🥒rick

Changes:

• Fixed command execution when no arguments are supplied
• Expand tests
• Fix internal build

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.

now 110% more stable!

Changes:

• Namespaced macros, curtesy of Rust 1.30
• tinyrick's own development build system shifted from make to sh to work around an issue with ulimits.
• Shaggier shaggy dog README with more semi-lucid drooling

Release archive includes binaries for a variety of x86_64 Linux systems. Other major OS's such as macOS and Windows can compile binaries from source.