For calculating the stable/devel versions this should be sufficient as
it's looking at `origin/master` so for a e.g. unmerged pull request this
will stop complaining about mistakes outside the pull request itself.
This will silence all warnings for historic version mistakes (i.e.
before these audit checks were all enabled) which is normally a bad
thing but as this case would rely on modifying history to complete is a
good one.
- output the max version and current version to make the message more
obvious.
- Don't compare the development spec version to the formula version and
then complain the formula version is lower (it should always be!)
Works around Rubycop not liking method names that start with `is_`
by changing convention from singular to plural.
I think it's better that way anyway.
Suggested in #1084.
Made the existing warning output entirely to STDERR, because
previously the first line went to STDERR and subsequent ones went
to STDOUT.
This is a step closer to better argument handling but for now just
fixes the issue in #1217 where it starts complaining about options like
`--build-from-source` being used.
It doesn't always work.
For example, a keg could have been installed with a formula from a
URL, which Homebrew now does not know how to access.
Fixes#1496.
If `--with-foo` is provided to a formula through a tab or through
another formula depending on it and this option does not exist it
should be filtered. If it is not (the prior behaviour) then this can
prevent bottles being used unnecessarily.
Fixes#1399.
`brew cask-tests` collected the test results in an improper way so that it reports a false success in certain situations.
Specially, the session under BrewTestBot always reports success regardless of the test status.
With this update, the exit code of `brew cask-tests` is 1 when the test fails, and then CI preperly works.
If there’s an old installation of e.g. `apple-gcc42` from when it was
part of `homebrew/core` then the tab will say it was from the
`homebrew/core` tap and then we’ll complain at the user (see #1459 for
an example). Instead, we only want to complain when the user actually
types in `homebrew/core/apple-gcc42` into a `brew` command.
Closes#1459.
