CDO in Homebrew
Added by Carlos Moffat almost 6 years ago
Hi,
CDO used to be available through the brewsci/homebrew-science tap in homebrew. That tap is now deprecated, and although a number of formulas have been migrated to the 'core' homebrew repository, CDO has not. I've forked the CDO formula and updated it to use the latest CDO version. These are the steps to install CDO v1.9.5 using homebrew:
brew tap moffat/sciencebits
brew install cdo
I'll continue to update this formula with new stable releases of CDO.
Best,
Carlos
Replies (7)
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Ralf Mueller almost 6 years ago
Hi Carlos! good to know that this is going to be maintained - thx for the effort!
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Carlos Moffat almost 6 years ago
Hi Ralf
Maybe worth updating the documentation here?
https://code.mpimet.mpg.de/projects/cdo/wiki/MacOS_Platform
Carlos
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Ralf Mueller almost 6 years ago
thx for the hint - u r right of cause
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Carlos Moffat almost 4 years ago
Hi Ralf,
I'm happy to report that CDO is back in the main homebrew repository so the instructions can be changed to simply
brew install cdo
Best
Carlos
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Ralf Mueller almost 4 years ago
hi Carlos!
thx for the info. It there a need for a maintainer? and there is the repo for this? I'd like to update the wiki page if possible.
cheers
ralf
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Carlos Moffat almost 4 years ago
Hi Ralf,
Yes you can update the instructions to what I posted earlier. There's no need for a maintainer other than the homebrew crew.
Carlos
RE: CDO in Homebrew - Added by Matt Thompson almost 4 years ago
In Brew? Nice!
I will say that if you don't see things updating in brew when a new version is released, brew does have a subcommand that automatically makes a PR:
brew bump-formula-pr
subcommand (see https://github.com/Linuxbrew/brew/blob/master/docs/How-To-Open-a-Homebrew-Pull-Request.md#submit-a-new-version-of-an-existing-formula).
I used the cask variant recently to request an update to the Panoply cask to a new version:
brew bump-cask-pr --version 4.12.2 panoply
It was very slick and painless and I assume the formula version is just as simple to use.