ci: trigger homebrew-tap formula bump on release#355
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Drop goreleaser's direct Homebrew publishing, which required Contents and Pull request write access that the tap's GitHub App token does not grant. Instead, dispatch the tap's bump-formula workflow with the App token (needs only Actions: write), matching the pattern used by other block repositories.
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| gh workflow run bump-formula.yaml \ | ||
| --repo block/homebrew-tap \ | ||
| -f repo=block/cachew \ | ||
| -f formula=cachew \ |
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On the first cachew tag after this merges, this dispatch will not create the initial tap formula: the block/homebrew-tap bump workflow runs scripts/bump-and-pr.py, which looks for Formula/${formula}.rb and exits if it does not already exist, and the tap's current Formula/ directory does not contain cachew.rb. Since this commit also removes the GoReleaser brews stanza that could create that file, the release will publish GitHub assets but the Homebrew update will fail asynchronously until the formula is seeded or creation is handled before dispatch.
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Drop goreleaser's direct Homebrew publishing, which required Contents
and Pull request write access that the tap's GitHub App token does not
grant. Instead, dispatch the tap's bump-formula workflow with the App
token (needs only Actions: write), matching the pattern used by other
block repositories.