R.swift
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mac-cain13
Automate Homebrew releases, then add them to Readme
At our company, we don't use CocoaPods for dependency resolution/management, but we really like R.swift and it would be really cool to have a simple command to install R.swift as a command-line tool on our development and CI machines, namely:
brew install rswift
It shouldn't be too difficult to create Homebrew Formulae for future releases and start shipping them off to homebrew/homebrew-core as another step in the R.swift deploy lifecycle.
Information about building Homebrew formulae can be found here.
There actually is a Homebrew formula exactly for this purpose: https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/rswift
@tomasharkema created this formula he didn't publish the 5.0.0.alpha releases yet, but I hope as soon as we have a stable (and fixed the last Xcode 10 issues) he will update this formula!
@mac-cain13 that's great news! Any way we can get that added to the README? I'm sure I'm not the only developer who's wondered about it.
I updated the homebrew formula with a --devel option (pointed at 5.0.0.alpha.2) and a -HEAD option. You can install v5.0.0.alpha.2 by running brew install --devel rswift.
@Kjens93 thanks for doing that!
Because I mostly use Cocoapods, I always totally forget to keep the formula up to date.
@mac-cain13 what would be the right way to go forward? Would be nice to somehow integrate homebrew version bump in your release process, so we don't forget.
Yeah, fine by me to automate the Homebrew release also in fastlane. But would be good to have this in a separate lane so it will not affect the normal release proces if it breaks.