Mislav Marohnić

You could try `brew install` with `--keep-tmp` and then, after failure, open the temporary directory and look at the Makefile generated by the `Configure` step. Here's mine: https://gist.github.com/mislav/fd2a8d9deb404399acabe055b26719bc ``` $...

> My makefile differs however. Where you have MAKEDEPPROG= clang, I have MAKEDEPPROG=makedepend. I strongly suspect this is what causes the failure on your system and what makes it work...

"system" is purely for user convenience when reading human-readable output. it should not actually get listed among rbenv versions, since it's not an actual version that rbenv manages. I don't...

Not a bad idea. Sometimes I wish that as well. I'm not decided whether it should be an environment variable or a list passed by argument.

You should generate a CA certificate for your proxy server which a person can then add to the list of trusted certs on their system, e.g. OS X users can...

Thanks for reporting! This one is tricky. I generally agree that it doesn't make sense for an `--add-reviewer ` operation to require reading org teams, but right now we preload...

@wzshiming It's being worked on (see linked PR) and most likely fixed in the next release.

No, I was a bit stuck on the query aspect of the PR that's linked to this issue, but I plan to get back to it and finish the fix...

@CraigSiemens If a Personal Access Token (PAT) is being used, then the scopes you should add is `read:org` and then additionally authorize the token to access the organization in question....

Thank you for reporting! This is indeed a pickle. Sudo runs processes as `root`, which is a different user than the one that installed an extension. GitHub CLI extensions installs...