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Summary of what shipped:

New file

• cmd/git-sync/internal/versioninfo/versioninfo.go — exposes Version, Commit, Date for ldflag injection

cmd/git-sync/main.go

• Imported versioninfo
• Added version / --version case in run() switch (avoided -v since it collides with the existing verbose flag in every subcommand)
• Added git-sync version to usage string

.goreleaser.yaml

• Removed mise run completions before-hook (no completions implemented)
• Fixed the three -X ldflags to point at the real package path entire.io/entire/gitsync/cmd/git-sync/internal/versioninfo, added Date injection
• Archive name_template now includes {{ .Version }} to avoid collisions across releases
• Removed completions/* archive entry (kept LICENSE + README)
• homebrew_casks: renamed cask + binary to git-sync, dropped the broken completions: sub-block
• Added small snapshot: and changelog: blocks (filters Merge/docs:/chore:/test: from notes)

Verification done

• go build with -ldflags="-X …Version=test1.2.3 …Commit=abc1234 …Date=2026-04-30" → git-sync version prints injected values exactly
• go vet ./cmd/git-sync/... clean
• goreleaser check validates config

Not changed (and why)

• .github/workflows/release.yml — no edit needed; GORELEASER_KEY and TAP_GITHUB_TOKEN secrets must already be in repo settings before tagging
• Windows build skipped per your decision
• Pre-existing diagnostic on main.go:387 (interface{} → any) is unrelated to this change

Next steps when ready:

• git tag v0.0.0-test1 && git push origin v0.0.0-test1 for a live throwaway run, then delete tag+release after confirming the artifacts and tap PR look right.

Suggested description for homebrew_casks:

• description: "Mirror Git refs between remotes without a local checkout"

Commands for dry running the release locally:

1. Option 1 — quickest sanity check (no pro features):

   goreleaser release --snapshot --clean --skip=publish,sign,notarize,homebrew
   

2. Option 2 — install goreleaser-pro and use your real config (recommended):

   brew install goreleaser/tap/goreleaser-pro
   export GORELEASER_KEY=<your pro key>
   export TAP_GITHUB_TOKEN=dummy   # template needs this set; skip=homebrew prevents push
   goreleaser-pro release --snapshot --clean --skip=publish,sign,notarize,homebrew
   

Final remarks:

• If you don't plan to dry-run locally, the snapshot block can be deleted. Keep it if you want a one-command sanity check before tagging or delete it if you'll just push a throwaway tag (v0.0.0-test1) for verification instead.