Having $MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET (for Fink) to something other than
the current system SDK will cause Git to fail to compile (when building
the Python bindings).
The Homebrew version number is mainly useful for bug reports. Since it is
included in "brew --config" output, it is an easy way to see roughly how
new the a user's version of Homebrew is.
Bumping the micro version now, in anticipation of some more version-changing
events in the near future.
This will enable downloading source repository using fossil SCM.
For example, formulae `fossil` and `mongrel2` can have HEAD version.
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
If you `brew install erlang` and then control-C during the git clone,
you can leave your cloned repo in an invalid state.
This change does a "git status" on the clone if it exists, and nukes
it if the status is invalid (forcing a clean clone.)
The ImageMagick mirrors like to drop old tarballs, which means that our
formula breaks whenever the version we're using disappears.
So I've switched to using their SVN repo (and added a --HEAD build.)
Caveat: Their SVN repo is only served over https, with a bad cert,
so this brew know has a custom SVN download strategy that auto-accepts
that cert.
If this bothers you, get ImageMagick to fix their cert upstream (or
let us know where a stable tarball mirror lives.)
The update_git_pull_output_with_formulae_changes fixture (which consists
of mocked-up `git pull` output) listed a few files as both updated and
deleted. This caused the test_update_homebrew_with_formulae_changes test to
fail. My guess is that this fixture was mocked-up before formula deletion
handling was introduced, and became broken when it was. This revision just
makes this fixture internally consistent, and allows the associated test to
pass.
Signed-off-by: Adam Vandenberg <flangy@gmail.com>
