- Remove quotes from `defaults write` args. With quotes the value is
written as a string instead of a dictionary, which breaks the search
scope in alfred.
- Make the default scope consistent with alfred default
Fixes#2997. Interface is optional DSL stanza `container_type`.
This should only be used in rare instances. It is needed for the
case of a naked executable which should not be unpacked.
to `wiztoolsorg-restclient.rb`, per naming rules in `CONTRIBUTING.md`.
This requires making changes to the test suite, as the tests used this
cask. Imported special test Casks for the relevant test no longer has
a dependency on real Casks.
closes#2996. Moves the logic for creating target directores
from init-time in cask.rb to install-time within the artifact
classes. Removes the need for special-case mkpath for each
new artifact type.
fixes#2847. This PR adds OS X-specific extended attributes
(metadata) whenever :target is used on an artifact. The
extended attributes are available for search software such
as Spotlight or Alfred to discover the artifact under the
:target name.
Limitations: Spotlight specifically chooses to ignore this
attribute for App bundles. Alfred will also ignore this
attribute until the upcoming 2.2 release.
Adobe Air applications take the form of a .air file that the Adobe Air
runtime then installs and creates a .app -- typically in
/Applications. This patch provides a new container for those .air
files which the Adobe Air runtime installs to the Caskroom as well as
tests for Adobe Air app installations.
Presently, if homebrew-cask doesn't detect the Adobe Air runtime, it
will provide an informative error message and instructions to obtain
it via `brew cask install adobe-air`. This is obviously not ideal and
the installation process for the runtime should be automated in the
future.
Following up on #2719. MD5 checksums are
* nowhere mentioned in our docs
* not used in any existing Cask
* deprecated in Homebrew
Therefore it seems sensible to delete this code.
Fixes#2817. This is now more consistent with Homebrew's
`list`, though not completely, because Homebrew's `list`
refuses to give any output when there is an invalid Formula
argument. Our `list` stumbles forward instead, giving such
output as is possible based on valid args, but still exiting
with error when invalid args are seen.
Previously, SystemCommand commands and arguments were processed as
strings which caused problems during shell interpretation if the
arguments were not escaped properly. Now all commands are expressed
as arrays and no longer require their arguments to be escaped.
Additionally, stderr and stdout could have been interleaved in the
past and now they are always separated.
Roland Walker