I managed to get my Homebrew installation back into shape today. The first problem I was having is that it complained that macOS Sequoia was unsupported: …
I previously wrote about Packaging a Python CLI tool for Homebrew. I've now figured out a pattern for automatically updating those formulas over time, using GitHub Actions. …
I made a pleasant discovery today: Homebrew are very quick to update to the latest SQLite release (here's their formula), and since Datasette when installed via Homebrew uses that version, this means you can use brew update sqlite
to ensure you are running the most recent SQLite version within Datasette. …
First, install MySQL like so: …
VisiData 2.0 came out today. I previously installed VisiData using Homebrew, but the VisiData tap has not yet been updated with the latest version. …
The homebrew-core repository contains all of the default formulas for Homebrew. …
I finally figured out how to package Datasette for installation with Homebrew. My package was accepted into Homebrew core, which means you can now install it like this: …