Sean Molenaar

That doesn't fix the problem though, the problem is that Homebrew does not allow pre-compiled binaries. The universal binary check just happens to be the one that caught it.

> Why not? These restrictions seem so arbitrary for a package manager. Additionally, all checks pass with these changes. I'm pretty sure Fedora, Debian or Arch don't want you to...

Aur will ship anything people contribute so that doesn't really count (https://repology.org/project/odin-lang/versions) --- > But, are there formulas I can reference that do something similar? I'm not sure what "something...

> version on brew might be ahead or before what we need, I don't think you can specify a version number for the packages in brew? I tried to add...

> I mean I will get some clang compiler errors on MacOS platform. That should be reported upstream, last time it was only sonoma.

> How did you solve it last time? Maybe your experience will be helpful to me. Nobody solved it last time, it never worked on Sonoma.

I'd still like to suggest reporting it to the developers. If they don't have a solution we'll have to disable OpenJDK 8 in Homebrew.

```console envconsul * Dependency 'consul' is deprecated but has un-deprecated dependents. Either un-deprecate 'consul' or deprecate it and all of its dependents. fabio * Dependency 'consul' is deprecated but has...

> This patch file is [part of the repo](https://github.com/apple/pkl/blob/main/patches/graalVm23.patch), and there's nothing to upstream. How can I suppress this error? Why does upstream not apply the patch? > Also; side-note:...

For me it's mostly about this part of the Maintainer invite: > We would like to invite you to have commit access and be a Homebrew maintainer. > If you...