fix(brew): support appdir DSL in tap cask metadata evaluation - #13138
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| def version = @cask.version | ||
| def arch = @cask.arch | ||
| def appdir = @cask.appdir |
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Keep appdir-based flight commands relative
When a tap uses the newly tested form run "#{appdir}/...", base: :appdir, this delegation emits an absolute /Applications/... path together with an appdir base. parse_run_command in cask/artifacts.rs rejects every absolute path that has an AppDir base, so metadata extraction succeeds but cask_artifacts and installation still fail. The test only deserializes Cask, so it never exercises this validation; the collector needs to record a path relative to the selected base.
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| # Metadata extraction never knows the real install location, so answer | ||
| # Homebrew's default; interpolation only needs to not raise here. The | ||
| # install-time shim resolves `appdir` for real. | ||
| def appdir = "/Applications" |
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Preserve appdir as a relocatable marker
When MISE_BREW_CASK_OPT_APPDIR is configured, or an app targets $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/Applications, the installer places the bundle outside /Applications, but this method permanently bakes /Applications into interpolated binary metadata. stage_binary only applies its app-directory-aware lookup to $APPDIR sources; otherwise it probes the literal absolute path, causing installation to fail or potentially link an unrelated stale app from the default directory. Emit a relocatable marker that the Rust installer can resolve against the actual appdir instead. AI-assisted — Tool: unavailable; model: OpenAI/GPT-5.6 Sol; version: unavailable.
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In `@src/system/packages/brew/tap.rs`:
- Line 702: Update the brew tap run command to use the relative application path
while retaining base: :appdir and the existing version argument, then update the
corresponding assertion to expect that relative path. Ensure the test parses
extracted artifacts through the metadata-to-flight-step boundary so
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| binary "#{appdir}/Widget.app/Contents/MacOS/widget", target: "widget" | ||
| preflight_steps do | ||
| run "Widget.app/Contents/MacOS/widget", base: :appdir, args: ["#{version}"] | ||
| run "#{appdir}/Widget.app/Contents/MacOS/widget", base: :appdir, args: ["#{version}"] |
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Use a relative path with base: :appdir.
CaskMetadata#appdir expands to /Applications, so this declaration serializes an absolute path with base: "appdir". parse_run_command rejects that combination when cask_artifacts parses the metadata. The current test only checks the JSON and does not detect this failure.
Change the command to run "Widget.app/Contents/MacOS/widget", base: :appdir, ... and update the assertion at line 742 to expect the relative path. Parse the extracted artifacts in this test if it must cover the metadata-to-flight-step boundary. This is a test-fixture defect, not a direct production installation failure.
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In `@src/system/packages/brew/tap.rs` at line 702, Update the brew tap run command
to use the relative application path while retaining base: :appdir and the
existing version argument, then update the corresponding assertion to expect
that relative path. Ensure the test parses extracted artifacts through the
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Tap casks interpolating appdir (e.g. binary "#{appdir}/...") hard-failed
the metadata evaluator via method_missing, and third-party taps have no
published API metadata to fall back on, so the whole bootstrap packages
phase failed. Define appdir on CaskMetadata and CaskFlightSteps, matching
Homebrew's default (/Applications); the install-time shim still resolves
the real location.
Fixes jdx#13136
Baking /Applications into interpolated paths broke two ways: binary sources pointed at the default appdir instead of the configured one, and flight-step commands combined an absolute path with base: :appdir, which the installer rejects. Interpolate the $APPDIR marker instead and record appdir-based run commands relative to that base, matching how the installer already resolves appdir references.
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appdironCaskMetadataandCaskFlightStepsin the tap-cask metadata evaluator, answering Homebrew's default (/Applications).Why
brew-cask:packages from third-party taps hard-fail the packages phase when the cask interpolatesappdir(e.g.binary "#{appdir}/..."):method_missingraisesunsupported cask metadata DSL, and since third-party taps have no published API metadata to fall back on, bootstrap fails entirely. The install-time shim already definesappdir(cask_shim.rb); it was only missing fromtap_cask_metadata.rb.The metadata path never knows the real install location and the installer re-evaluates the cask via the shim, so a default-backed placeholder is sufficient here.
Test
extracts_cask_metadata_without_homebrewto interpolateappdirin bothbinaryand a flight-steprunand assert the resolved path.umputun/apps/agterm): baseline raises, this branch evaluates and emits the expected binary artifact.Fixes #13136
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