`bump-cask-pr` was recently updated to add Linux support but the
change to the `replace_version_and_checksum` logic has broken the
command for casks that have on_system blocks that reference specific
macOS versions (e.g., `on_monterey :or_newer` in `logi-options+`).
The previous logic only simulated the arch, so the `current_os` value
on macOS was a specific version like `:sequoia`. The current logic
uses generic `:macos` values, which work for `on_macos` blocks but
don't work for blocks like `on_sequoia`, etc. This leads to an
`undefined method 'latest?' for nil` error, as `old_cask.version` is
`nil` in this scenario (i.e., none of the on_system blocks apply to
`:macos`, so `version` is never set).
This updates the method to only specify the OS in `system_options` if
the value doesn't align with the host (e.g., `:linux` on macOS),
which restores the previous behavior.
This also replaces `:macos` values with the newest macOS version
(e.g., `:sequoia`), so that `bump-cask-pr` on Linux can update casks
with on_system blocks that reference specific macOS versions. A
generic `:macos` value doesn't work with those on_system blocks, so
`version` is never called on Linux in that scenario but it works as
expected if we use the newest macOS value instead. This may not be
perfect but it brings `bump-cask-pr` a little closer to parity with
macOS on Linux.
Lastly, this skips `system_options` values where `old_cask` has no
version, as this means the cask doesn't apply to that OS/arch. We've
been seeing a related error on homebrew/cask autobump CI and this
guard should help to avoid it.
The main class you should look at is the {Formula} class (and classes linked from there). That's the class that's used to create Homebrew formulae (i.e. package descriptions). Assume anything else you stumble upon is private.
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