BUG: Update homebrew when a release is cut

[thibaultamartin]

Describe the bug

I've installed matcha via homebrew (on Fedora Silverblue). When launching, it tells me that version 0.43.0 is available, while I have 0.39.0 installed.

When running brew update there's no update, and running matcha update doesn't update matcha either since it's installed via homebrew.

To reproduce

Install matcha via homebrew

Expected behavior

I would expect the homebrew tap to be updated (automatically via CI?) when a new release is cut.

Screenshots

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Matcha version

0.39.0

Go version

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OS

Linux

OS version

Fedoa Silverblue 44

Architecture

amd64 (x86_64)

Terminal

ghostty

Additional context

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[andrinoff]

Hey @thibaultamartin, this is actually related to GoReleaser update, where they retired formulae.

You need to run brew install --cask floatpane/matcha/matcha (you might have to delete the previous association)

Please, close this issue, if the fix works

[thibaultamartin]

 thib  ~  brew search matcha
Error: Refusing to load cask floatpane/matcha/matcha from untrusted tap floatpane/matcha.
Run `brew trust --cask floatpane/matcha/matcha` or `brew trust floatpane/matcha` to trust it.

 thib  ~  brew trust floatpane/matcha
Trusted tap: floatpane/matcha

 thib  ~  brew update
==> Updating Homebrew...
Already up-to-date.

I thought not trusting the tap was causing the issue, but it seems not

[andrinoff]

@thibaultamartin again, the version of floatpane/matcha/matcha installed is a formulae, which does not exist anymore. you need to uninstall, and install via the cask brew install --cask floatpane/matcha/matcha

[thibaultamartin]

Fixed it, thanks!