The docker container is now ready to use and documented on the home page

Just awaiting the Kubernetes setup/Helm charts now and soon almost anyone can use it!

Indeed. I open-sourced `entropy` after we discovered an actual secret leak in our client codebase

I'd love to have it on homebrew but my PR is denied so I'll have to create my own brew tap or convince them to accept it.

I'll also create a docker image.

I just didn't expect this much popularity so the repo isn't 100% ready te be honest

The docker image is nothing more than “FROM scratch” and then copying in the statically linked binary. If there are 0 other dependencies, I think it would be equally easy to distribute the binary through GitHub releases. There is no need for brew.

If people want to run it isolated, the docker image is of course still a nice to have and docker hub is a convenient distribution mechanism. At the same time, an equivalent image can equally easily be created by the consumer.

Personally, due to trust, I would anyway still build it from source and run in a container, to be on the safe side.

Making a tap is super easy, you just upload a file with 5 LoC to github. I wouldn’t even bother with brew core.

Oh ok I'll try then

.zip extension is ignored by default along with other binary formats :)

Right but like .tar.gz, etc. are also a thing

You can just add your extensions to ignore with --ignore-ext. But I'll add .tar.gz and .tar.bz2 since they are widely used.

Or, have the tool recursively read the .tar files' contents.

thanks!