Makefile: build targets use go build directly #85
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Signed-off-by: Joe Lanford <joe.lanford@gmail.com>
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Remove the goreleaser dependency of the
make buildtarget, and modify the Makefile and .goreleaser.yml to use a consistent build configuration.Split the build into
build-depsandgo-build-local(and make similar changes for build-linux. This keeps the existingoverall functionality, but splits out the actual go builds into separate targets which are useful if you know your repo is up-to-date and you want to build without requiring extra build dependencies (e.g. controller-gen and goreleaser)
See operator-framework/operator-controller#253