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## Release

This can be automated.
This can be automated.

After committing the latest changes, create a tag.

```shell
git tag -a 0.0.0 -m "comment"
git push origin 0.0.0
```

Release it.

```shell
gh release create --generate-notes 0.0.0
```

If everything worked, the tag should be the latest at [https://deno.land/x/proc](https://deno.land/x/proc).
If everything worked, the tag should be the latest at
[https://deno.land/x/proc](https://deno.land/x/proc).
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These features mean that Deno is uniquely placed as a language that can compete
with shell scripts. Go and Rust require compilation. Java requires compilation
and JAR files. Python requires an environment. Node typically uses `node_modules` and
`npm`. With Deno, I can just run the script.
and JAR files. Python requires an environment. Node typically uses
`node_modules` and `npm`. With Deno, I can just run the script.

Put another way, I can write a single-file, non-compiled script in Deno that
does something useful. I just have to drop the Deno executable into
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