Add support for Mac OS X "mac_os_x" via homebrew. #241
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This passes the Travis CI build and I've tested it locally. It looks like adding a |
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Friendly bump. |
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Add support for Mac OS X "mac_os_x" via homebrew.
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This uses homebrew_cask to add support for Mac OS X. Homebrew requires
Berksfileto specifydependsfor the homebrew cookbook. If there is a better way to handle this, please let me know! I'd love to get this upstream.