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Calling brew tap --full is disabled! There is no replacement. #688

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bruuuuuuuce opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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Calling brew tap --full is disabled! There is no replacement. #688

bruuuuuuuce opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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bruuuuuuuce commented Nov 4, 2021

I have been trying to build bottles for my homebrew tap. I am using the github actions created by the brew tap-new command. There seems to be an issue with the default workflows that get created using brew tap-new.

When I run, brew tap -h, I see that --full is a valid flag to pass to that command, but when trying to use it brew tap aws/tap --full, I get the error

Calling `brew tap --full` is disabled! There is no replacement.

In doing some research, it appears the brew tap USER/TAP already does a full clone by default, and only does a shallow clone if you pass in the --shallow flag.

This issue is resulting in my pr builds to fail because under the hood brew test-bot calls brew tap USER/TAP --full.

safe_system "brew", "tap", tap.name, "--full"

I think this issue can be solved just by removing --full from the above line, but I don't have enough homebrew knowledge to be sure of that.

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carlocab commented Nov 4, 2021

That sounds right. Can you open a pull request?

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yea sure

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carlocab commented Nov 5, 2021

Closed in #689.

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