forked from gitea/homebrew-gitea
10c0dc82d8
fixes #135 This fix Homebrew tap by removing the head method and shipping only pre-compiled binaries, as you guys already ship binaries for most (all?) supported platforms. Also, for gitea.rb and tea.rb, I removed the curl for fetching files checksum, because for every install, it runs `curl` 5 times, slowing the install. So, I created a script to bump versions to latest and fix sha256 checksum in the formula files. I created also an gitea-head and tea-head formulae to download latest pre-compiled binaries for head, and here we are fetching checksum by `curl`, as I imagine, it is not common/recommended scenario. IMO, this is the best possible approach for shipping binaries from a custom tap. Co-authored-by: Marcos de Oliveira <markinholiveira@gmail.com> Reviewed-on: gitea/homebrew-gitea#136 Reviewed-by: techknowlogick <techknowlogick@gitea.io> Co-authored-by: markkrj <markkrj@noreply.gitea.io> Co-committed-by: markkrj <markkrj@noreply.gitea.io>
32 lines
834 B
Ruby
32 lines
834 B
Ruby
class TeaHead < Formula
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desc "A command line tool to interact with Gitea servers"
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homepage "https://gitea.com/gitea/tea"
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version "0.7.0"
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os = OS.mac? ? "darwin" : "linux"
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arch = case Hardware::CPU.arch
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when :x86_64 then "amd64"
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when :arm64 then "arm64"
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else
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raise "tea: Unsupported system architecture #{Hardware::CPU.arch}"
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end
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@@filename = "tea-#{version}-#{os}-#{arch}"
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@@url = "https://dl.gitea.io/tea/#{version}/#{@@filename}.xz"
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@@sha256 = %x[ curl -sL #{@@url}.sha256 ].split.first
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url @@url
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sha256 @@sha256
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conflicts_with "tea", because: "both install tea binaries"
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bottle :unneeded
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def install
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filename = TeaHead.class_variable_get("@@filename")
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bin.install filename => "tea"
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end
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test do
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system "#{bin}/tea", "--version"
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end
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end
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