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This commit improves the brew formulaes provisioning script by checking existence of `brew` command before execution and also by adding informational messages after installing GNU utilities. The messages follow the content found in the following Pull Request on GitHub: mathiasbynens/dotfiles#871
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As such, no need to run it separately. Per Homebrew/brew#50. This was released way back in Homebrew v1.0.0: https://brew.sh/2016/09/21/homebrew-1.0.0/
This raises the visibility of this, ensuring someone who runs this script without reading it (lets face it, that’s a lot of us) is more strongly encouraged to add to their $PATH.
Let operators know how they can make these the defaults.
Per Homebrew/homebrew-core@068955e8cd, the --with-default-names option has been removed from the gnu-sed package. This change: * Drops the argument, so the install works * Echos how to add the necessary path to $PATH in order to replicate the previous behavior (i.e., that gnu-sed is available as sed) Fixes mathiasbynens#869
This option was removed back in Homebrew/homebrew-core#9873. As of wget 1.19, support for IDNs is possible via libidn2. Thankfully, the wget formula requires libidn2 as of Homebrew/homebrew-core#21821 As such, even though the option is dropped, the installation of wget has the same functionality that the option once provided.
This option was removed in Homebrew/homebrew-core@ae89314d37 Thankfully, it was also made the default behavior, so no loss of functionality occurs with a new installation. Fixes mathiasbynens#870
Removed in Homebrew/homebrew-core#34421 Of note: this drops Python 2 support.
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@mathiasbynens this should fix up the |
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@mathiasbynens going through some older PRs, and thought I’d give this one a bump. Looks like it’ll still merge cleanly, even if it’s long in the tooth! |
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This updates a variety of things related to Homebrew:
brew cleanup&brew update$PATHforcoreutils,moreutils, andfindutilsgnu-sed(for the others, their defaults are now the same as what the args provided)