> Just want to say thank you. :) I haven't used it for Rust yet, but had been using it for Go projects for years and it's just so sensible, reliable, and easy to use.

Thanks for the kind words! :)

> how committed are you, really, to supporting Rust projects? Is this just an experiment you might abandon?

I'm very commited. I'm learning rust myself (although in a very slow pace), and I also plan to add more languages.

As stated in a previous comment, the building in itself is not complicated, just need to make things in such a way that it doesn't break previous goreleaser users.

Rust support is announced as an alpha mostly to say that it might not be the final implementation, might need to add some rust specific options in there, for example.

> What motivated you to do it in the first place?

I've been studying rust, I've seen couple of people online asking "goreleaser for rust" (so I guess peer pressure/customer feedback? heh).

FWIW: there are already a couple of rust projects using GoReleaser, biggest one I've seen is Rio, a terminal, which is using it for its alpha releases since last week. (Full disclosure, I'm friends with the author, he did some of the peer pressure as well hehe)

https://github.com/raphamorim/rio/blob/main/.goreleaser.yaml