Anywhere we can use `blob/master` we can use `blob/HEAD` instead. This
will make life easier if we ever rename our default branch in future
(once/if Git and GitHub provides the necessary tooling to do so).
RuboCop requires using Utils.safe_popen_read and Utils.safe_popen_write
instead of Utils.popen_read and Utils.popen_write respectively.
Using the "safe" version means that an error will be shown if the
command fails. Previously, when using `popen_read`, a failed command can
go unnoticed and have negative consequences that go undetected (as
happened for pipend in
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/55682)
RuboCop does not require Utils.safe_popen_read in a test do block
because there can be some legitimate uses for Utils.popen_read in these
cases.
We have strings containing hardcoded ".dylib" extensions in homebrew-core.
To be able to bring linuxbrew-core and homebrew-core closer together,
I am introducing a new generic attribute that can be used in formulae.
Companion to https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/7698.
Provide better, `odeprecated` messaging for
`depends_on :macos => :mavericks` and otherwise just fix up the code
that relied on `:mavericks`.
This is really, really slow at the moment for a few reasons:
- it goes through the list of revisions twice
- it checks many more revisions than it needs to
Even after these improvements it's still by far the slowest audit so
am also making it a `--git` only audit.
Additionally, to further improve default `brew audit` performance do not
run `brew style` checks when doing `brew audit` with no arguments.
`brew style` can be run quickly and efficiently on all of a tap (and is
cached) so no need to duplicate it here.
- Depending on context, I've gone for either "denylist" or "disallow"
here. "Disallow" for things in sentences, or actions, and "denylist"
for list of things.
As we haven't released 2.3.1 I think we can get away with sneaking this
in. I'm also prepared to back this out if it's too widely used and
there's too much backlash.
