- test on more macOS versions and improve the test names
- add a more resilient and less disruptive version of changing `git`'s
`safe.directory` configuration
The existing date version parsing regex only matches file names that
have a prefix (e.g., `ltopers-v2017-04-14.tar.gz`), so it doesn't
match files like `2023-09-28.tar.gz`. There are a handful of formulae
that have to manually specify the version as a result (e.g.,
`marksman`, `sqtop`, etc.). `bootloadhid` is also affected but that's
because the filename uses a dot as the prefix delimiter (e.g.,
`bootloadHID.2012-12-08.tar.gz`) and the regex only matches a hyphen.
This addresses these shortcomings by using `[._-]` as the prefix
delimiter and making it optional.
- split jobs into build/test/deploy
- test package on both macOS Intel and Apple Silicon
- cleanup some argument handling
- use `HOMEBREW_MACOS_OLDEST_SUPPORTED` naming to be consistent with
`brew.sh`
- note in `brew.sh` that `Distribution.xml` also needs updated (and do
so)
- various other little bits of style cleanup
v0.13 of the `markdownlint` gem just got released and it has
a few new rules which are docs ended up failing. This fixes
those linter errors so that CI is no longer red.
Rules:
MD055 - Tables: Each row must start and end with a '|'
MD057 - Tables: In the second row every column must have at least '---',
possibly surrounded with alignment ':' chars
- instead of setting a static `PKG_KEYCHAIN_PASSWORD` secret, generate
a random password from `openssl rand` instead.
- use `PKG_APPLE_ID_EMAIL` which makes the fact it's an email a bit
more obvious. I've created this new secret already and will delete the
old one after this is merged.
- bump the latest supported version of macOS
Before we used to evaluate all named arguments as local paths
first. This means that the following could be a name conflict.
$ brew edit src
If there was a local file or directory named src, it would default
to that. Otherwise it would search for a formula/cask with the
same name and return that.
Now it will only default to the local path if the named argument
starts or ends with a slash ('/') or includes a period ('.').
This means that in the event of a name clash with a normal package
name it will default to the package instead of the local file.
It also fixes an edge case where the following would be interpreted
as a tap name.
$ brew edit /src
fish's `set` doesn't modify the exit status when assigning a variable.
This means that `set -q VAR; or set VAR ...` will return an exit status
of 1 even if the variable is suceessfully set. By switching the commands
to `! set -q VAR; and set VAR ...`, this prevents the 1 from propogating
when running `eval (brew shellenv)`.
This environment variable allows telling Homebrew to use the `SUDO_USER`
variable to `sudo` through that user when Homebrew (Cask) attempts to
run `sudo`.
While we're here, clarify in some messaging that we're running `sudo`
and that that's the password we're asking for; the specific password is
configuration dependent and not the specific password for the user.
Similarly, remove the `Package installers may write to any location`
output; it's kinda spammy and doesn't feel like the right place.
