This commit adds the missing permissions to the
actions publish script. The 'contents: write'
permission is required to publish releases and
the 'pull-requests: write' permission is required
to close the pull request after the changes are committed.
This commit enhances the publish actions script by
including a step to close the pull request after
committing the changes. The existing script deletes
the branch after pushing the commits, but lacks
the functionality to close the associated PR.
The previous PR changed how sockets were represented in the JSON
API for formulae and that would cause problems when trying to install
packages with service sockets. This provides backwards compatibility
until all users have upgraded to versions of homebrew that can deserialize
sockets hashes (maybe a couple weeks). Essentially, we store the
socket string when serializing sockets that were originally defined with
only the string parameter otherwise we serialize it to a hash.
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.
Co-authored-by: Markus Reiter <me@reitermark.us>
- Allow specifying user through `/var/tmp/.homebrew_pkg_user.plist`
- Improve permission handling
- Correctly write API cache
- Add `preinstall` script to fail if we can't get a valid user
Co-authored-by: Mike McQuaid <mike@mikemcquaid.com>
- 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.
