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[FEATURE] Deploy to Homebrew #78
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That's something I'd love to add. and not just for homebrew by the way. |
@joshmedeski I'm working on it |
I'm happy to help. If you put it on a branch I can manually test the formula. |
This is a duplicate of #52 which I've just closed. Support for homebrew is live @joshmedeski |
@arl what do you think of submitting the gitmux to homebrew core? Then users wouldn't have to tap. |
@joshmedeski I'd like it. In fact I looked into it but the process seemed to me more consuming than I had thought. I understand the user side difference between core and tap but I'm not sure I'll have time to get to it soon. Is that something you'd be willing to look into? |
I don't have the bandwidth right now to get into it, but maybe in a few weeks. |
Ok sounds good. Thanks for considering it |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Installing gitmux is tricky for non-developers. I'd like to make it more accessible to more people.
Describe the solution you'd like
As a gitmux user, I'd like to install and manage updates through homebrew.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I realize the binary is available to download, but updates are not strait-forward as I have to track releases on GitHub and manually overwrite the binary on updates.
Additional context
Love gitmux, so helpful. I think homebrew support will make it that much easier to use.
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