Change styling based on output of brew typecheck and brew style
Changes as per PR comments
Remove --leaves flag functionality
Simplify formulae and cask parsing as well as style changes as per PR comments
Update cask and formulae parsing as per PR comment suggestion
Add column formatting function as well as PR comment suggestions
Add Sorbet struct for printing and minor logic changes as per PR comments
Minor changes as per PR comments and fix formatting issue in output
- Homebrew Bundle referred to formulae as "brews". But it referred to
casks as "casks" and taps as "taps".
- Let's use the same terminology everywhere.
- (I know that `brew "hello"` is the formula syntax in the Brewfile, so
I'm not changing that (though would be up for it, in a backwards
compatible manner), just making the code more consistent.)
This is a naive attempt at creating an RBI compiler for the
`Cask::Config` class. `Config` contains methods like `appdir` that
are defined dynamically using the class's default values and Sorbet
doesn't understand that these methods exist or what their return
types are. This compiler works as expected and gets the job done but
I know basically nothing about Tapioca, so there may be a better way
of doing this.
For what it's worth, this isn't an issue right now but Sorbet will
surface an error once `Cask::DSL` is updated to `typed: strict` (i.e.,
`Method appdir does not exist on Cask::Config`). That's something
I've been working on and this compiler is intended as a way of
preemptively resolving that Sorbet error, so I can move forward with
the `Cask::DSL` type signature work.
While we're here, also add `brew tests --no-parallel` which I relied
on during testing.
Pretty much anywhere we rely on a stubbed formula on disk to work: we
need to disable the API.
Instead of repeatedly outputting the same identical messages across
multiple packages and repeating them all for every package after they
were all installed: just output the identical messages in the final
caveats output instead.
`brew bundle exec` behaves correctly only after doing `brew bundle install`.
Running `brew bundle check` can be slow, so let's add a `--check` flag
to `brew bundle exec` which will also run `brew bundle check` before
`brew bundle exec` to ensure that the `Brewfile` has been installed
before proceeding.
This flag allows you to specify formulae to upgrade, even if
`$HOMEBREW_BUNDLE_NO_UPGRADE` is set.
This is useful for upgrading specific formulae without upgrading all
formulae.
While we're here, let's add Sorbet signatures to the `Bundle` module
because I needed to add a new method there anyway.
