使用 Homebrew Cask 安装 go-server

项目链接

• 主页

命令和别名

• go-server

项目历史

GoCD began in 2007 at Thoughtworks Studios as a commercial, closed-source product named Cruise, designed as an evolution from CruiseControl toward continuous delivery workflows rather than only continuous integration build automation. It was renamed Go in 2010 and later adjusted to GoCD to avoid confusion with the Go programming language.

采用历史

Thoughtworks announced the move toward Apache-licensed open source in February 2014, framing the change around practitioner expectations for inspectable and modifiable delivery infrastructure. The project later transitioned away from Thoughtworks-funded development; project maintainers described a small maintainer group handling bug fixes, minor enhancements, releases, and user support after commercial backing ended.

使用方式

Practitioners install the server, attach agents, and model delivery workflows as pipelines made of stages, jobs, and tasks. GoCD polls source materials, triggers pipelines on changes or upstream dependencies, publishes artifacts, assigns jobs to agents, and uses value stream maps to show upstream and downstream flow.

为什么软件包爱好者会关心

The Homebrew cask preserves the long-standing go-server package identity for macOS installations of the GoCD server, distinct from the Go language formula named go.

时间线

• 2007: Thoughtworks Studios developed Cruise as a commercial continuous delivery product.
• 2010: Cruise was renamed Go.
• 2014: Thoughtworks announced GoCD's conversion to open source.
• 2020: Commercial support and Thoughtworks-funded development ended after community transfer plans.

Related projects

• GoCD descends from Thoughtworks' CruiseControl lineage and complements GoCD Agent packages that execute jobs for the server.

来源

• https://docs.gocd.org
• https://formulae.brew.sh/cask/go-server
• https://github.com/gocd/gocd
• https://www.gocd.org/
• https://www.gocd.org/2014/02/25/go-moving-to-open-source/
• https://www.gocd.org/2023/02/13/gocd-project-status/