This command looks for Cocoa Applications (.app bundles) in the prefix
of all installed formulae. If any are found, they are linked into
"~/Applications", the system-defined location for per-user apps.
A formula using svn can now provide a spec:
:revisions => {...revision numbers...}
that contains a mapping of revision numbers to use
for externals.
The name of the external is keyed to the revision to
use for that external.
The symbol :trunk should be used to specify the reivsion
of the main repo.
An example from the Ffmpeg formula:
head 'svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk',
:revisions => { :trunk => 22916, 'libswscale' => 31045 }
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
Now makes use of `svn up` to make cache act like
a cache. Externals without a revision specified
are now checked out at HEAD, whereas before they
were ignored. Escaping arguments to backticks.
Making sure main repo is checked out before the
externals.
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
Homebrew will now look for external commands that are +x on PATH, named
as "brew-<cmd>" or "brew-<cmd>.rb"
* Shell scripts are exec'd with some HOMEBREW variables set in the ENV.
* Ruby scripts are require'd directly.
See: http://wiki.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/external-commands
If a formula name is passed to "brew --cellar", output the location of that
brew in the Cellar (which will be "brew --prefix (formula)" without a version
sub-folder.)
This allows for:
rm -rf `brew --cellar node`
for deleting all versions of node, installed or not.
Report "Expected <supplied digest>, got <file's digest>"
when verify_download_integrity sees a mismatch. (It had
been, confusingly, reporting "Expected <file's digest>".)
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
If the user has linked the keg-only gettext, then a large number
of formulae which don't have "depends_on 'gettext'" will pick it
up anyway. Knowing this about the user's setup may help diagnose
bug reports.
Homebrew's pkg-config didn't originally add X11 to its search path.
This causes problems for long-time Homebrew users brewing software
that depends on X11-related packages, such as Cairo.
When a formula specifies both an `url` and a `head`, and the latter
specified a `:using` spec, brew would try to fetch the `url` using the
specified download strategy. With this change, brew respects `:using`
specs only when determining the download strategy for `head`.
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
A 'head' in a formula can now specify which download strategy to use via
a ':using' specification:
head 'http://svn.macosforge.org/repository/darwinbuild/trunk/',
:using => :svn
This reduces the number of cases where "download_strategy" needs to be
overriden.
