When we first started RWX, we built and shipped several dev tools to solve a variety of problems related to builds and tests.
Over the past year, we've made the biggest impact for engineering teams with Mint, our CI/CD platform.
Given this focus, we've decided to deprecate the Mint name, and rebrand the CI/CD functionality directly as RWX.
Nothing is changing with ABQ and Captain. We'll continue to develop and support both products. We plan to create a more seamless UX for engineering teams using Captain on RWX, but we'll continue supporting it from other CI/CD platforms as well.
Backwards Compatibility
We've provided backwards compatibility for all of the Mint → RWX renames.
See the full migration guide in the docs:
https://www.rwx.com/docs/mint/mint-to-rwx-migration
Automatically Renaming Packages
As you'll see in the docs, we've renamed "leaves" to "packages."
Previously, some leaves were owned by mint/, such as mint/install-node.
We decided to move all of the language runtime packages to be owned by the respective language.
For example, mint/install-node is now nodejs/install.
We're always willing to spend significant effort to make changes as easy as possible for engineering teams using RWX, so we implemented a feature in the rwx CLI to automatically handle the renames.
Just run rwx packages update.
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