upgrade: use standard Tab accessor
Yes, the formula object does refer to a version that has not yet been installed, but we were not looking into Formula#prefix, but #linked_keg, which is version agnostic (since the original patch was committed, we Tab#for_formula learned to look into #opt_prefix as well). The rest of the logic is already embedded in the Tab accessors.
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def upgrade_formula f
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# Generate using `for_keg` since the formula object points to a newer version
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# that doesn't exist yet. Use `opt_prefix` to guard against keg-only installs.
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# Also, guard against old installs that may not have an `opt_prefix` symlink.
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tab = (f.opt_prefix.exist? ? Tab.for_keg(f.opt_prefix) : Tab.dummy_tab(f))
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tab = Tab.for_formula(f)
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outdated_keg = Keg.new(f.linked_keg.realpath) rescue nil
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installer = FormulaInstaller.new(f)
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