Add homebrew package

[ghost]

It would be lovely to have a homebrew-core package to just run: brew install tailspin.

Alternatively a tailpsin tap would be a nice solution, then a bensadeh/homebrew-tap repo is needed and to install would need:

brew tap bensadeh/tap
brew install tailspin

[LaurentFough]

I've created a Homebrew package formula... tested & installed.
Will submit a PR.

Small issue:

• there's already a Formula named spin, which installs a spin binary.
• this can be handled with Homebrew's conflicts_with functionality, to prevent the install if the spin package is already installed.
• • may need to looking into linking tailpin spin to tailspin as a cleaner install.
• • ^^ depends on how @bensadeh feels about this.

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Will also tweak formula for increased Homebrew compliance.

[bensadeh]

Thank you so much, @LaurentFough ! Can't believe how fast that was 🙏 .

It would be great if the package name could be tailspin and the binary name be spin. Is that possible?

[LaurentFough]

Update: temp Formula here: github.com/LaurentFough/ tailspin.rb

Download & Review (of course), then Install with:

$ brew install --formula <path_to>/tailspin.rb

[LaurentFough]

Thank you so much, @LaurentFough ! Can't believe how fast that was 🙏 .

It would be great if the package name could be tailspin and the binary name be spin. Is that possible?

Thanks @bensadeh
Ok - package is already named: tailspin.
See my previous comment about the conflicting spin package.
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Would be cleaner for you to rename upstream as tailspin; rather than installing as spin and renaming...

[bensadeh]

I prefer spin as the binary name. Besides, tailspin is already a sort of builtin binary on macOS.

[LaurentFough]

I prefer spin as the binary name. Besides, tailspin is already a sort of builtin binary on macOS.

ok, then as is... the current formula will install and work as expected, and will warn/notify the user if they already have the other spin installed.

[bensadeh]

Thanks again @LaurentFough , really appreciate how quickly you managed to put this together 🙏

[LaurentFough]

Thanks again @LaurentFough , really appreciate how quickly you managed to put this together 🙏

I wanted to test on macOS, so no worries & You're welcome.

[LaurentFough]

• Added Homebrew/tap installation instructions as well.

[bensadeh]

Thank you again @LaurentFough . Merged in #56 .

[ghost]

Honestly, I don't think this how homebrews tap system is meant to work. My suggestions were completely ignored. Also is there any automation for a version bump/update?

[bensadeh]

A PR to add tailspin as formula to core has been merged. I haven't had a chance to test it, but in time the tap will be replaced with the core formula.

[ghost]

Oh neat!

brew uninstall tailspin
brew untap bensadeh/tailspin
brew update
brew install tailspin

works!

[bensadeh]

Great, I will update the readme with the changes. Thanks for helping with the tap in the meantime @LaurentFough . Sorry your tap couldn't be used more, but it is easier for me to let the formula from core be maintained and updated there.

[LaurentFough]

Honestly, I don't think this how homebrews tap system is meant to work. My suggestions were completely ignored. Also is there any automation for a version bump/update?

@qa-alexander-eimer That actually is how taps are supposed to work.
For 3rd-Party taps, anyway - the only missing ingredient was the provision of a homebrew-tailspin repo.
Everything else was compliant with Homebrew recommendations.

@bensadeh No worries; I prefer the submission to Homebrew-core as well.

If you're going to create an automation for release updates, let me know.