Make the repo a Homebrew Tap #139
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This is awesome, thank you.
I'm not a Mac user so I hadn't realized this. I'll also remove the binary from the Github releases too. (An easy decision, given that it has been causing problems lately.) |
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Because there have been several comments on the builds provided by @BurntSushi having
simd-accelenabled, vs HomeBrew using rust stable to build. I thought I would create this PR to enable the BurntSushi/ripgrep repo to be used as a Homebrew tap. This would allow those who are tracking these releases (built with rust nightly?) to have easy updates, at least until the official Homebrew build can enablesimd-accel.Another aside, this PR removes the non-64-bit releases from the
Formula. This is because everything Mac OS 10.7 and newer has to be running on an x86_64 cpu. If you want to continue supporting non-64-bit installs, I can add it back to this PR.