Would be nice to install using brew about mac-cleanup-sh

[fwartner]

Submitted the PR: #55930

Thank you for your support! :)

[shin-sforzando]

@fwartner Thank you for adding MIT License.
I'm rooting for you!

[piersolenski]

@fwartner Homebrew/homebrew-core#55930 (comment) would you mind opening a new PR? Would be awesome to get this on Homebrew!

[fwartner]

Done :)

[shin-sforzando]

Has anyone started this issue?
I made a LGTM Formula, but it's the author's prerogative to push it to Homebrew.

class MacCleanup < Formula
  desc "Cleanup script for OSX"
  homepage "https://github.com/fwartner/mac-cleanup/"
  url "https://github.com/fwartner/mac-cleanup/archive/1.0.2.tar.gz"
  sha256 "52c454c9abac16801814a90d766ff1d7367a698b0e003bc3dfe02cdfde6d1fa6"

  def install
    chmod 0755, "cleanup.sh"
    bin.install "cleanup.sh" => "cleanup"
  end

  test do
    system "#{bin}/cleanup"
  end
end

I sincerely hope it's officially approved.

[nitrocode]

O, really? Where is it written?
As you can see, my formula is referring to this branch's release URL.
If @fwartner and core contributors doesn't do the same Release, it won't work. So I'd like to leave the PR to Homebrew to the author, if possible.

I was referring to this

We frown on authors submitting their own work unless it is very popular.

From Acceptable-Formulae#niche-or-self-submitted-stuff but I suppose it meets the criteria of "very popular" due to the star count.

[fwartner]

Well that´s a great idea!

[nitrocode]

Nice job! Actually the homebrew community discourages repo owners from submitting formula for their own projects.

if you put in a pr for the formula above, there's a good chance that they will accept it and we can all benefit.

[shin-sforzando]

Nice job! Actually the homebrew community discourages repo owners from submitting formula for their own projects.

O, really? Where is it written?
As you can see, my formula is referring to this branch's release URL.
If @fwartner and core contributors doesn't do the same Release, it won't work. So I'd like to leave the PR to Homebrew to the author, if possible.

[shin-sforzando]

My pleasure:)