orka-desktop 3.0.0-beta.1 (new cask)

[cameronbroe]

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New cask audit fails notoriety check as this is a relatively new product from MacStadium. We already have a few other Orka related tools distributed as Casks though.

[p-linnane]

Hi @cameronbroe. Thanks for the PR. Do you plan on having additional beta releases in the future? If not, we can just make this a stable cask, and update it with stable versions moving forward.

[cameronbroe]

Hello, @p-linnane. After some discussion with the team, we're not entirely sure how much of a need there is going to be for additional beta releases other than between major versions updates. We do think it may just be best to go on and make this a stable cask though short-term while we consider how we want to handle pre-release versions going forward. Does this make sense to you as well?

[bevanjkay]

If the current beta is the "most stable" release available, then yes we can go ahead and make this orka-desktop, and then later on if there are subsequent beta releases a second orka-desktop@beta cask can be added if required.