There's a brew formula available for mage: it should be explicitly mentioned in the repo README.md and on magefile.org.
It really makes life easier to sell the usage of mage to skeptics if you can say to do this:
$ cd my/repo
$ brew install mage
$ mage install
Previously I'd been go-getting mage and using bootstrap.go etc... that was more effort than required (it's so simple with brew) and I saw pushback against the use of mage for that reason. I didn't know there was a brew formula. It's not in the docs, or at least, not obvious.
The website docs and README.md should be updated to reflect how easy it is to install mage via brew.
P.S. mage is wonderful. I was a minor skeptic initially, but I'm sold. Well done.
Related: #234
There's a
brewformula available formage: it should be explicitly mentioned in the repoREADME.mdand on magefile.org.It really makes life easier to sell the usage of
mageto skeptics if you can say to do this:Previously I'd been go-getting
mageand usingbootstrap.goetc... that was more effort than required (it's so simple withbrew) and I saw pushback against the use ofmagefor that reason. I didn't know there was abrewformula. It's not in the docs, or at least, not obvious.The website docs and
README.mdshould be updated to reflect how easy it is to installmageviabrew.P.S.
mageis wonderful. I was a minor skeptic initially, but I'm sold. Well done.Related: #234