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allow install via Homebrew #142

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ccoVeille opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 8 comments
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allow install via Homebrew #142

ccoVeille opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 8 comments
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@ccoVeille
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Having an homebrew is a good way to make your tool available for people who don't have/want to build it via go install.

Howbrew also helps people to get the last version of the tool. While go install is one shot thing.

I tend to install all my golang tool with homebrew.

You are already using goreleaser, you could configure an homebrew tap and update it via goreleaser

https://goreleaser.com/customization/homebrew/#homebrew-taps

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kehoecj commented Apr 16, 2024

Possible duplicate of #42 . I've actually been looking into this but I must admit I find the process of adding an app to homebrew a little confusing. I also read this on the Acceptable-Formulae docs:

We frown on authors submitting their own work unless it is very popular.

So I wasn't sure what to do

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kehoecj commented Apr 16, 2024

You are already using goreleaser, you could configure an homebrew tap and update it via goreleaser

Great find, didn't realize you could update homebrew that way

@kehoecj kehoecj added the distribution A new or improved way to distrubute the CFV label Apr 16, 2024
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It's indeed a duplicate of #42 I totally missed it

@ccoVeille
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I let you choose whose issue needs to be the duplicate of the other 😏

@ccoVeille
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@kehoecj I saw two "replies" of @TaiTaiTai777 on the opened issues I created.

It looks like a bot replying how to do it. Like an AI generated reply.

Was it something you triggered ? Or is it automatic?

The replies are accurate but they are too detailed for something that would have been written by a human, that's why I'm asking

@ccoVeille
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Your welcome... That's the expert replying...

I won't start a Turing test, but are you a human or a bot @TaiTaiTai777 ?

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kehoecj commented May 28, 2024

@kehoecj I saw two "replies" of @TaiTaiTai777 on the opened issues I created.

It looks like a bot replying how to do it. Like an AI generated reply.

Was it something you triggered ? Or is it automatic?

The replies are accurate but they are too detailed for something that would have been written by a human, that's why I'm asking

Nope, this wasn't something I triggered. Must have been a bot like you suspected because the account no longer exists

@ccoVeille
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@kehoecj I saw two "replies" of @TaiTaiTai777 on the opened issues I created.
Was it something you triggered ? Or is it automatic?

Nope, this wasn't something I triggered. Must have been a bot like you suspected because the account no longer exists

Indeed

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