Publish scoop package manifest during release process #45
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thommahoney
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| owner: fastly | ||
| name: scoop-cli | ||
| homepage: https://github.com/fastly/cli | ||
| skip_upload: auto |
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this setting seems to only apply to homebrew, according to the docs, though perhaps they are missing this field for scoop.
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TL;DR
Publishes an app manifest for the Windows Scoop package manager during the release process. The manifest is published to a Fastly owned public repo: github.com/fastly/scoop-cli.