CI: Fix failure to install Homebrew package in universal-package#1592
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ychin merged 1 commit intomacvim-dev:masterfrom Aug 20, 2025
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The universal-package action tries to build a custom formula and installs it by calling `brew install` on a raw .rb file. This recently started to fail as Homebrew added a change to consider this use case as an error. Change the action to use the officially sanctioned method which is to create a tap and then place the formula in said tap.
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The universal-package action tries to build a custom formula and installs it by calling
brew installon a raw .rb file. This recently started to fail as Homebrew added a change to consider this use case as an error. Change the action to use the officially sanctioned method which is to create a tap and then place the formula in said tap.