Imports from homebrew/versions are migrated from that tap and then
renamed immediately when they hit homebrew/core. This did not trigger
our previous rename detection so address these to improve the output and
handle migration correctly.
When reproducing issues with software that hasn’t been bottled yet on
your version of macOS it can sometimes be helpful to use `or_later`
bottle functionality i.e. just use the bottle for the latest version of
macOS available. This maps well to the existing `--force-bottle`
argument so it will now act as if the latest bottle has a `or_later`
ending.
In #1497 I switched from Keg#to_formula for comparing kegs to formulae
to comparing the name and tap in the keg's tab to the name and tap of
the formula.
However, this fails to match if the name and tap of the formula have
changed since the keg was installed, so it's clearly better to use
Keg#to_formula where possible, and fall back to the information in the
tab when #to_formula can't be used.
If you specify a formula more than once or it exists in the Cellar with
an alias name and the main name (e.g. `qt` and `qt5`) you can see the
same formula showing up more than once. Instead, resolve these output
lists of formulae such that they are unique based on their `name`. This
doesn't use `full_name` as it's `name` that's use for the `Cellar`.
This is a proper fix to the problem addressed by #1510.
The problem arises when f_kegs is nil, which can happen if the name and
tap used to install a keg don't match the name and tap currently
associated with its formula (i.e. if it's been renamed or moved).
See https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/1750#discussion_r94243825 for
discussion.
Removes Tab#reliable_runtime_dependencies? in favour of returning nil
from Tab#runtime_dependencies if the list is unreliable.
Because Homebrew 1.1.6 hasn't been tagged yet, tabs created in tests
aren't created with a homebrew_version that marks the
runtime_dependencies in the Tab as reliable, so there are some tests
that fail. To work around this, I've had to add a line to some tests
that explicitly overrides the homebrew_version in the Tab. This is
really ugly though, so they should be removed as soon as possible after
1.1.6 is released.
This will use Curl’s default user agent to reduce homepage errors and
provides a function that can be used for other audits to perform
similar tests on URLs.
Previously, this only included a subset of all the kegs the user was
trying to uninstall. With this change, all named formulae/kegs will be
included in the example command.
