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[Request] add tools and shell integration to Homebrew #84
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+1 for package managers on other OS. Because iTerm2 is more likely to be used against a remote non-OSX system (e.g. Linux). And to be well accepted for packagers, it also needs:
A separate repo, seriously. Because the standard approach there is building packages off an official tarball. |
If someone is interested, I've built packages for RHEL 7, 8:
Subject to the free usage of the GetPageSpeed RPM repository. |
I have no idea how to do this but if someone wants to take this on I'll be glad to help however I can. |
@gnachman would be great if you could create another repo, e.g. Then tag a stable release version, e.g. v0.0.1 in the |
Why does it need to be in its own repo? I could certainly do that but in my experience a proliferation of repos eventually causes a lot of pain. |
Sorry if I wasn't clear enough. Packages are created from official source tarballs. If things stay in this single repo
If things are put in a separate repo
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Thanks for clarifying. Considering I also need this code in the main iTerm2 repo this makes a lot of sense. I've created this repo: https://github.com/gnachman/iTerm2-shell-integration I don't think we need a tagging scheme because this is continuously deployed. Feel free to build off the |
Would be nice to have the option to install via Homebrew on macOS
and perhaps other package managers on other OSs
In order to keep these updated etc
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