ci: harden Homebrew release validation - #34
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Use the Homebrew Formula API when resolving Core dependencies so the release job does not depend on a stale local Core checkout. Add a manual dry-run mode that exercises resource regeneration and formula validation without creating a tap pull request.
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September 1, 2026 13:37
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Homebrew release validation now resolves official Core dependencies through Homebrew’s Formula API instead of forcing a large local Core checkout, avoiding the inconsistent python@3.12 lookup seen in the release runner. A manual dry-run option exercises PyPI lookup, resource regeneration, and formula validation without creating or pushing a tap pull request, so the release path can be verified before merging.