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> will trigger a series of git fetches If there's been no updates there will be no `git fetch` run. We use a newish GitHub API to check for updates as its quic
by mikemcquaid 10y ago
> will trigger a series of git fetches
If there's been no updates there will be no `git fetch` run. We use a newish GitHub API to check for updates as its quicker.
> Why was it enabled automatically in the first place?
A significant numbers of our created issues are due to people having failures when they don't run `brew update`. This solves that.
> Why must I always dive into homebrew on github to identify (1) why it's not behaving the way I would expect a package manager to and (2) how to get back sane package manager behavior?
We're an open-source project run by volunteers for free in our spare time. We're underfunded and understaffed so our communication is lacking. The best current place to find out about such things is to follow our issue tracker. We aim to improve this in future.