Closed rlmark closed 2 years ago
Adds a recommended dependency to the homebrew formula.
I did not opt to bump the version here, as nothing about the binary being built changed, but could be convinced otherwise.
locally built with brew reinstall --debug --build-from-source ./unison-language.rb
brew reinstall --debug --build-from-source ./unison-language.rb
published a local version of the ucm with version m2k-test and then ran the executable against an existing codebase.
m2k-test
$ /opt/homebrew/Cellar/unison-language/1.0.M2k-test/ucm --codebase newTest
No issues.
Check dependencies:
brew info unison-language.rb ==> Dependencies Recommended: fzf ✔ ==> Options --without-fzf Build without fzf support --HEAD Install HEAD version
You can build without fzf with a flag to brew.
LGTM. I agree with not bumping the version number; it will just be as if everyone who already has m2k installed did so with the --without-fzf flag, and they can always come back and change their minds on that.
--without-fzf
Adds a recommended dependency to the homebrew formula.
I did not opt to bump the version here, as nothing about the binary being built changed, but could be convinced otherwise.
Testing:
locally built with
brew reinstall --debug --build-from-source ./unison-language.rb
published a local version of the ucm with version
m2k-test
and then ran the executable against an existing codebase.No issues.
Check dependencies:
You can build without fzf with a flag to brew.