Submit to Homebrew

[frdmn]

For easier installation:

http://caskroom.io/ http://brew.sh/

[apaszke]

I've never submitted anything there, but I'll probably do it! Thanks for the idea! :+1:

[frdmn]

@apaszke I can do the initial submission, if you like :)

[apaszke]

I don't know ruby, so it may take me a while. Adding support for multiple screens is more important for me now. I'd be great if you could! Does it sync with the latest version on github automatically?

[agarrharr]

:+1:

[frdmn]

@apaszke You "release" new versions manually, by updating (or sending a PR, actually) the formulae for the specific application. So when there is a new version, which you want to "push" to your brew users, you just edit the Formula (example one), update the download link as well as add the version number and SHA1 hash sum. I'll let you know as soon as I find time to create the initial formula :)

[apaszke]

Nice, can't wait! :)

[apaszke]

Actually there are some guidelines in homebrew manual which say that a submitted project should:

have a stable, tagged version (i.e. not just a GitHub repository with no versions). See Interesting-Taps-&-Branches for where pre-release and head-only versions belong.

So we can probably add it only to some pre-release branches at the moment. I'll be actively developing termtile for next couple of days/weeks. I can mark it as released later, but now I think it's too early to add it to the main taps :confused: @frdmn I'll keep this issue open and tell you when I'm done, ok?

[frdmn]

@apaszke Sure! Just ping me once you're ready for a "main release" :+1:

[rmasoni]

@frdmn Thanks for this. A Homebrew formula would be really convenient!

[LinguineCode]

bump. thanks @frdmn

[apaszke]

@seanscottking I'll publish a small enhancement for big and I'll have to check what exactly should be done to submit termtile to homebrew. It should be up soon :blush:

[0mp]

bump