homebrew-numan

Homebrew tap for Numan.

Prefer the explicit HTTPS remote so brew update does not depend on SSH host keys or GitHub SSH auth:

brew tap tonythethompson/numan https://github.com/tonythethompson/homebrew-numan
brew install numan

brew tap tonythethompson/numan alone also works when Homebrew clones over HTTPS (the usual default for public taps).

Platforms

Platform	Status
macOS Apple Silicon (aarch64-apple-darwin)	shipped
Linux x86_64 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)	shipped
Linux ARM64 (aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu)	formula support ready; bottle URLs appear on the next numan release that publishes that archive
macOS Intel	not shipped (odie with cargo install hint)

Formula digests are updated automatically by the Numan Publish to Homebrew tap workflow (and this repo's Update numan formula workflow) after each v*.*.* GitHub Release. Pre-Linux-ARM tags re-render with --legacy-pre-linux-arm.

CI

Pull requests and pushes to master run:

1. Renderer unit tests (scripts/test_render_homebrew_formula.py)
2. Formula static checks + Linux release-archive staging contract (scripts/check_formula.py)
3. brew install tonythethompson/numan/numan + brew test on Linux

Local:

python3 -m unittest scripts.test_render_homebrew_formula -v
python3 scripts/check_formula.py

Troubleshooting

Host key verification failed while updating this tap

brew update fetches each tapped repo with git. If this tap was cloned (or rewritten) to an SSH remote (git@github.com:...) and SSH host-key checks fail, the tap stays stale and installs can keep an old formula.

Recover by switching the tap to HTTPS, then reinstalling:

brew untap tonythethompson/numan
brew tap tonythethompson/numan https://github.com/tonythethompson/homebrew-numan
brew install tonythethompson/numan/numan

Or keep the tap and only fix the remote:

git -C "$(brew --repo tonythethompson/numan)" remote set-url origin https://github.com/tonythethompson/homebrew-numan.git
brew update
brew reinstall tonythethompson/numan/numan

You should see the current formula version (not an older tag such as 0.1.4). If git still rewrites HTTPS to SSH, check for url.*.insteadOf rules:

git config --global --get-regexp '^url\..*\.insteadof$'