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fix(homebrew): install the musl archives on Linux - #69
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A test can then point it at a file:// directory of stand-in assets instead of a published release.
It expects the Linux formula to install the musl archives, so it fails until release.sh fetches them.
The gnu archives need glibc 2.39, so the tap's Linux formula failed on Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12. release.sh now fetches the musl checksums and moves a formula that still names the gnu archives over to musl.
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Refs #64.
The tap's Linux formula installs the
linux-gnuarchives, which need glibc 2.39 and so fail on Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12.packaging/homebrew/release.shnow fetches the checksums of thelinux-muslarchives, and moves a formula that still names the gnu archives over to musl. The tap changes at the next run of the helper, after v0.1.21 is published; until then it keeps installing 0.1.20's gnu archives.The helper takes
RUNEX_RELEASE_BASEso thatpackaging/homebrew/test-release.shcan run it against stand-in assets in afile://directory and a throwaway tap. CI runs that test, since the helper otherwise runs only by hand after a release.AUR
runex-binstays on the gnu archives: Arch's glibc is the current release, so the gnu build starts there.