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Publish release candidates to the Homebrew tap and the Scoop bucket - #70
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The tap job was skipped for a tag with a suffix, so brew and scoop installed 0.1.2 while the command was at 1.0.0-rc2. A candidate now pushes the formula and the manifest like a release does; Homebrew and Scoop both order 1.0.0-rcN below 1.0.0, so the final release replaces the candidates. The release scripts gain tests, in check and in the workflow.
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Release candidates now update the Homebrew tap and the Scoop bucket, as a final release does.
release.yml: thetapjob no longer requires a stable version, sobrew install relixandscoop install relixgive the newest release, a release candidate included. A release candidate is still published as a GitHub pre-release. Homebrew and Scoop both order1.0.0-rcNbelow1.0.0, so the final release replaces its candidates.packaging/test_release.pycoversrelease.pyfor a candidate and a final release, a missing archive and a bad version, and holds the workflow to its shape: thetapjob runs for every release and pushes both repositories, andpublishkeeps--prereleasefor a candidate. They run incheck(packagingScriptTest) and in the workflow beforerelease.py.