Dependency versions for git-filter-repo are not correct #776
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Although the project specifies Python 3.5 or greater, the formula specifies a particular version of Python. Likewise, although the project specifies git >= 2.22.0, the formula specifies just Git, without any version restrictions. Is is not possible to specify a range of versions, just like how the project itself specifies? If no, why not? If yes, then what's the point of forcing a particular dependency version when a range of versions would be sufficient? Similarly, why doesn't the formula put a restriction on Git version just like the project does? |
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Homebrew will always depend on the latest supported version of a dependency. If no version is specified that means the latest supported version is also the latest available version (except python and openssl where the latest available version has a version number). Your request for ranges simply doesn't exist in most package managers. |
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Homebrew will always depend on the latest supported version of a dependency. If no version is specified that means the latest supported version is also the latest available version (except python and openssl where the latest available version has a version number).
Your request for ranges simply doesn't exist in most package managers.