pi-rebuild

To rebuild and reinstall a Go binary from source, you need a workflow that lints the code, compiles the binary, installs it, and safely restarts the process. This ensures the deployed binary is up-to-date with error reporting to guide remediation if the build fails.

The best way to safely restart a Go process after rebuilding is to use an automated workflow that only restarts the process after a successful build and install. This approach prevents downtime from failed deployments and provides error reporting to guide remediation if the build fails.

You can automate the build, install, and restart workflow for a Go project by running a single command from the project root. This command handles linting, building, installing, and safely restarting the binary with error reporting to guide remediation.

Yes, the rebuild process includes linting before installing the Go binary. It performs an end-to-end lint, build, and install workflow to ensure code quality and that the binary is up-to-date before deployment and process restart.

A Go binary fails to restart after a source code rebuild if the build or install step encounters errors. The workflow includes error reporting to guide remediation, ensuring the process is only safely restarted after a successful build.

Yes, you can use this rebuild workflow for both development and deployment of Go applications. It applies to workflows where code changes require a clean rebuild, reinstall, and safe restart of the binary from source.